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No the was blocks of foam running down the center between the stringers. They were just resting in there. Saturated of course.
I think I’ll do 2 part foam once I get there.
Ok so I’m tackling the stringers this weekend. Tab in with CMS, then 1708 then CMS, and 1708 cap?!?!?
Is the foam spacers between the hull and stringer a real thing. It seldom gets mentioned?!?!
I have this outboard. It’s a “Chrysler 70”. That’s what the cover says. I assume that means a 70 h/p? Well anyways. I can get it to turn over. But that’s it. Compression is at 92 psi on all three cylinders with good spark and new plugs. I got a new line with fresh gas. 50:1. Battery is new...
I will. I’m trying to get the motor to run. I’ve built tables, remodeled bathrooms and landscaped yards. I’ve always been able to avoid small engine repair. Until now.
I have good compression 92-94.
I have good spark. I got a new tank and mixed up a gallon with 50:1. Nothing. I just it up with...