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I have been working on a 1957 18 Hp Evinrude Fastwin. When I took the power head I accidently stripped two of the studs holding the power head onto the rest of it. I need to take those out, what is the best way of doing that and are the reverse thread or not?
I am working on a 1957 Evinrude Fastwin 18 Hp. I am currently in the proccess of taking the powerhead off so I can take it apart. At the same time I want to take the lower unit off. Any suggestions on how I do this?
My aunt has had this old motor sitting on her deck for around 20 years. It is sized up which I expected it would be. I think it is a 1956 fastwin. The only thing that is confusing me is the glass bowl that goes to the carb is on the side of the motor instead of on the carb. Has anyone seen one...
