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Have you talked to the local registration office?

FWIW Automotive aftermarket tachs have selector switches for 4,6, or 8 cylinders. Generally 3-4 settings. Most do not work with outboards Marine tachs have more settings for the alternator/switchbox outputs in addition to the cylinder setting. Generally 6+ settings to work with outboards...

Have you checked with your local Honda dealership?

Why not repair the cover by welding up the crack

Start googling eska outboards

Hey guys. Jeff is the OP @jeffryb if you want the thread opened up, let us know

Sell the guns, buy car parts. with leg and back issues, I would not be trying to field dress a hog or buck and drag it out of the woods.

see post #119

looking at the pic, looking at the corroded numbers.....looks like the numbers shown are 48-832828 which would be a 17P per the chart. which is what a 3.0 can spin. going to a 4-blade, I would drop down to a 15P.

same use, different manufacturer. the attwood sockets have screws on the outside vs the taylor made brand shown in post #2

IIRC, the 3-cylinder used a modified 6-cylinder prestolite cap with only 3 of the terminals. I believe the rotor is just glued to the shaft. The pic looks like someone swapped in a 6-cylinder cap. call Franz, or spend a day at your local NAPA going thru all the parts on the shelf, and their...

the 1998 should be identical to the 1999 as far as crank/rods/block go. the automotive dampers are generally smaller because the motor doesnt spend the amount of time at WOT in a truck that it does in a boat. With that stated, use the 1999 short block as is. get a new marine water pump, new...

look in the sig as I rebuilt my back to back seats. you would be better off just buying them https://www.iboats.com/shop/boat-seats/ski-boat-seats/back-to-back-lounge-boat-seats.html

agreed, the VP tools are not any more expensive than the Mercruiser tools

first, welcome aboard pics would help us see the damage anything man-made can be re-made or repaired. the toon logs are the frame that the deck sits on. specifically, what did you bend? again, pics would help.

I have a percolator style coffee pot that we use when camping. its dual voltage, 12 volt and 125. its going to be over 50 soon. they just dont make things to be repaired or two last.

would be worth a try you can get the gorilla tape for a dispenser

and the $1k worth of specialty tools doesnt include dial indicators, bearing nut spanners, mics, torque wrenches or hand tools

The only thing I found to stick to rubbermade plastic totes was painters tape and use a sharpie. not sure what kind of adhesive they use, however that is how I label the totes in the garage however that defeats the purpose of the label.

they do not last any longer. I have found that they last only a year or two and then they stop pumping water. Our Cuisinart is still going where there is now 3 Keurigs that are dead and I need to take a look or toss them.