Someone selling 25hp Johnson Outboard Tiller Arm removed from a 1972 motor.<br /><br />The Tiller Arm should fit all Johnson & Evinrude 5.5hp up to 25hp (Except the 9.5hp) from the late 1950's up to the late 1970's with the rounded-ball type gear teeth.<br /><br />wondering if this arm will fit...
Someone selling 25hp Johnson Outboard Tiller Arm removed from a 1972 motor.<br /><br />The Tiller Arm should fit all Johnson & Evinrude 5.5hp up to 25hp (Except the 9.5hp) from the late 1950's up to the late 1970's with the rounded-ball type gear teeth.<br /><br />wondering if this arm will fit...
Someone selling 25hp Johnson Outboard Tiller Arm removed from a 1972 motor.<br /><br />The Tiller Arm should fit all Johnson & Evinrude 5.5hp up to 25hp (Except the 9.5hp) from the late 1950's up to the late 1970's with the rounded-ball type gear teeth.<br /><br />wondering if this arm will fit...
Does this engine exhaust a "tattle tail" through the upper drive shaft housing???<br /><br />Some motors have a small stream of water that exits through the upper portion of the motor that signifies water circulating through the engine. <br />does this one?<br /><br />A 100hp motor (72 era) had...
Motor running great!!!<br /><br />seems to starve itself off after running for a few.<br /><br />The primer on teh tank begins as firm (preasurized) then as the engine is running, and finally stalls. The preasure is much less.<br /><br />Reading the manual says that the preasure should be 1-2...
Did some testing on the starter after my arm gave out. <br /><br />Seems the starter is fine or appears to be. But the solenoid is shot.<br /><br />Have to order the new one as prime boating season has them on back order.<br /><br />Can I just use a similar auto solinoid and if so <br />12v...
I was given a 57/58 johnson outboard<br />RDE-19.<br /> <br />Electric start/generator ect ....<br /> <br />Problem is won't start. Troubles began with cracked cables, old wiring ect....<br />Basically a short/melting hot but not quite a fire at the engine housing plug. Upon further...
