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This is such a ridiculously common problem on these airboxes.

Use aviation permatex to hold the gasket in place then torque it correctly. The oil was always in there you just never saw it. ALL carbs leak when you tip the motor up.

When was the last time the impeller was done

Use aviation permatex on the cork gasket. You will probably find the bottom has pushed out causing the leak.

Really clearly said the box had never been off before. So ask the op if he has x ray vision. And brush up on how carbs work. And the evaporative properties of gas.

how do you figure it didn't? The hose was there for a reason. Pretty common for them to leak from there. Maybe brush up on how carbs work I think.

The slower you go eventually it will shift into neutral. If you keep going it will shift into reverse. Get a manual or go to a dealer and have him explain this simple process to you.

What's happening is normal. Replace the line from the nipple to the block. That line is used to reclaim the fuel oil mix that ends up in the air box.

Maybe your motor is from an alternate dimension where physics and combustion technology don't apply? Was the salesman hinky looking at all?

Johnson 115 hp only. The zuki will probably be a parts nghtmare

Pretty sure that motor uses a rectifier only. So higher voltages are normal make sure you are using a good non sealed standard battery. That style rectifier uses the battery as the regulator so you need to be able to refill it.

Pump it full of tranny fluid.

If it runs better with the primer on you have a carb problem

The roller needs to be replaced

the factory manual tells you how to check timing. and also how to do the link and sync

Get the manual and stop taking the bad advice you are getting.

So put up a motor actually pulling those #s on a compression test. And a copy of the page.

Michigan wheel is a huge company. Look them up. And you have to find a place that specializes in props.

Michigan wheel made most of the Scott/McCulloch props. You might be able to get a hub for it. Call your local prop shop.

Aren't those different blocks? I thought the 99 cid block came out in 79? 93 cid blocks were 78 and before.