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I have recently purchased a 35 year old sloop -- a Cheoy Lee 32 Offshore, 1979 (Ray Richards) ? which came with vintage Furuno radar and--- it works!
The Furuno is a Model 1720.
My question--- Is it possible to interface this radar with a modern charting package? My preference is Garmin just...
I have a Yamaha F50 TLRS .
I just did a thorough cleaning of my carbs by immersing in a gallon of Gunk. I then did all bench adjusting including the static synchronization of carbs---
I am having trouble with the dynamic adjustment of carbs.
The Service Manual says to do this---
And then...
I have Yamaha F50 TLRS, 1995.
I am dissembling the 4 carbs and plan to soak them in cleaner.
I am having trouble removing the jets/ nozzles----
In real life they look like this-----
In the last picture I have removed all that is easy but---I see no way to ?unscrew? the final jets and...
These are my specs----
I have Yamaha F50 TLRS, 1995. This is the first year the 4 sroke was built, I believe.
The carbs have not been touched except by the dealer, for winterization, and they are due for an overall.
Here is what the carburetor system looks like >>>
I have found this...
I was doing a comp test on my Yamaha 50HP 4 stroke-
Yamaha F50T
1994 or 1995
And---- the gauge?s valve stem got sucked into number one cylinder and then started to blow back out in little pieces!
I bought a new comp gauge and yup-- Cyl one reads way low?
Cyl1: 25 PSI
Cyl2: 175
Cyl3...