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Clean the carb and tank Ditch the stabil Then run the motor more often and drain the fuel system after use. Item 15 is the drain screw Green crud is the ethanol gel created when the fuel evaporated As opposed to brown crud when e0 evaporates.

I just saw an advertisement for an AI spam filter that uses AI. So people are now supposed to pay for AI to police AI.... If that isn't a way to separate people from their money, I don't know what is. Bring on the solar flare

Just run a wire from the coil to the choke toaster element

That is concerning. Looks like a cold crack that should not have made it past the coil stage

If you stow it in a garage in Florida, it may last 6 months If you stow it in an air conditioned room, you may get 2 years

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A few years back I posted a few flushing nozzles that I made for going in the drain plugs Basically this adapter and a section of 1/4" OD nylon tube The natural curve of the tube helps to "aim" the flushing stream

Agreed, need to know the trailer capacity and WET weight of the new boat AT A MINIMUM. Without those two things it's a hard NO. A 14" tire doesn't mean squat. A 14" trailer tire can be 1700# rating or 2300# rating. Need the load rating of the tires A rough rule of thumb: A tandem 3500# axle...

As Bondo stated, there is virtually zero chance of flooding the risers

Panel bond would be my choice over foam

Get the primary transfer slot set square. Since your 4160 secondary slots are up high, this is just a 2-screw idle mix carb. Get the secondaries just to they kiss fully closed Use an unlit propane torch to set idle mix. You will just be waving the torch over the carb. If you add a bit of...

Once you get the slots squared up. You will need a vacuum gauge to set mix. Should be about 3/4-7/8 turn out

Flip the carb over. The secondary screw is underneath. Make sure the transfer slots are both square on the revealed part

hit the autobody supply store near you. get a pint or quart of tiger hair filler. then fill the voids and give the screw something to bite into it will hold for about 2 years after you sell it.

The list of bad beers that have a lot of advertising to get you to drink the swill is long My favorite beer is a local micro that's in a garage

Assume 3500-5000 for cost and a fair amount of time

That looks fugly Do you want easy or good? @MikeSchinlaub may have other ideas Easy would be epoxy in a chunk of aluminum in the opening behind the screw holes and then fill the large drilled screw holes holes with reinforced epoxy Good would be resin in the aluminum, then grind out the...

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Then pitch down 2", and control the throttle with your right hand. You will be a tad high lightly loaded and not lugging it moving 9 people

Don't look in the bilge....deny deny deny