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Yes, running in a barrel of water in neutral, acts like it only has half the RPMs then bumps in at the rev limiter. Kind of makes sense but I figured I'd ask somebody smarter than me.
Newly acquired to me. 9.9 Johnson. I would assume it's a Suzy from what I read. Started and ran but would not idle. I cleaned the carb, drilled the air fuel screw and have it able to run pretty good.
In neutral it acts like it's got a low RPM rev limiter. Is this the case and what RPM does that...
Thanks for the replies. I've looked and can't find a 50 force that had a tiller. I took a 40 horse Evinrude off the boat that had a tiller. So it's not like I'm without. I just like the design of the force engine.
I have a late model 50 horse twin. Model sticker is gone so I don't have an exact date. Appears to have merc lower. Is it possible to put a tiller handle on this thing? Thanks
I picked up a Force 50 today. Previous guy had no information. He gutted a pontoon and had this sitting in the shed. So I spent 7 hours on the road going to Michigan to pick up something with an unknown running situation. Sooo, tag appears to be stripped off the unit. I found where the sticker...