Re: priming seahorse 18
Hi Ten<br /> Do your self a favor, go to the library, find a manual on boat motors. There is ussally a section that explains this system in detail. I can send you an exploded veiw of the tank and fuel system if you like. Understanding and proper operation of this system will make a big difference in how well you get along with your motor. This is actually a very simple deal. the problem is it's old school, and you have to think old school. It's real good you have a complete tank, hose and connector. I would strongly suggest that you study up on this. Then completely overhaul your tank and connector, and replace the hose. The parts for this system are available, you may have to do some looking around. A rebuilt tank is usually worth more than the motors they run. There is a proper way to replace the o-rings in the connector,They are a special size o-ring and can't be poked thru the hole, like the newer style.