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  1. J

    Do i really have to have a loop in my throttle cables???

    What "Fabric" are you referring to please?
  2. J

    Do i really have to have a loop in my throttle cables???

    I am a little confused by your response. Is what "rotted out"??? The boat is rated for up to a 150hp or 200kg. I assume this could have only been achieved with a 2 stroke 150. The 4 stroke motor weighs 171kg
  3. J

    Do i really have to have a loop in my throttle cables???

    Thanks for your response Scott. I have previously googled it but most of the advice is to add 4 feet to create a loop to minimize risk of "kinking" when fitting throttle cables to an outboard motor. A small percentage of sites do not suggest this but at least 80-90 percent do. That's very high...
  4. J

    Do i really have to have a loop in my throttle cables???

    I am repowering my Humber 6m Ocean pro RIB. I want to replace the throttle cables and steering at the same time but I hate having this loop as it is a trip hazard and I will mainly be boating solo. My new engine is a 2005 Yamaha 115hp. This is brand new, never been unboxed. Its been sitting in...
  5. J

    1997 Suzuki DF70...Where to connect the Battery negative wires to please???

    Hi, Having recently purchased a second hand rib I am trying to connect the wiring. I have one thick battery + (Red) cable for which i have identified the connection point on the motor but then I have one thick black (Battery-) cable which has a second smaller black (battery -) cable coming off...
  6. J

    Could anybody point me towards a good wiring diagram for a force 125hp (1986)

    Model: 1254X6B Serial no. 2197 The Power tilt and trim has a green and a blue wire. ​The harness has a fat red, thinner red, fatter black, green, yellow, purple, blue and white. Many thanks guys.. Any help appreciated
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