I have so many issues not sure where to start. I am a mechanical and structural guy not a cosmetic or fiberglass guy so baby steps please.
I almost have the engine problems sorted out, so now I come to this forum.
My dad bought a boat (17 ft 1970 Glastron) that was supposed to be water...
When out on the water if I feel the need to pull my motor up, is there any good way to do that? it's a 100 hp inline 6 no power trim or any of that fancy stuff. What I usually do is drop it once I put it in the water and tilt it back up after I trailer it. I've been just taking the weight off...
So 2 part question...
1. what exactly is the black lever on the throttle for? I thought it was to adjust Idle...
2. shifting into forward is a nice firm catch, even if it don't feel pretty I have a feeling it's ok... In reverse however it starts whining and I have to take the throttle about 1/2...
My dad bought a boat, I have been making sure everything is working for him.
I don't know a whole lot about outboards, I have some small engine experience but the inline 6 isn't very small.
I had it out for a while running fine trailored it went home, two days later took it out to an inland...
