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    1958 7.5HP Johnson prop

    +1 You probably have good plugs in it, but that's the first place I would look.
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    Buffing the hull

    Boat sat in the lake all last winter and the bottom got nasty, it's still discolored some, I sanded the dirt out of the water line but that's as far as I'm going.
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    5.7L 1984, Rough idle at start up, then ok after a minute or so

    A compression test on the cylinders when it's cold may give you an answer.
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    Buffing the hull

    reflection off the water, the teal color was very frosty but turned out good. It's a lousy pic.
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    Seawater Pickup

    Why not use the pump in the alpha?
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    Flooding...

    Don't know what model of boat you have but if it's similar to mine and you had ankle deep water on the deck you had a full bilge and a lot of things got submerged. An automatic bilge pump would have been helpful. Good luck.
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    Resurrecting a Glastron Sigma Sailboat ……

    Sailing was my first adventure with boats and will always be a love but sadly I have not kept up with current stuff. That small boat could be rigged in several ways so when you get into it I will offer what I can. For now clean it up and check all the rigging fittings, and see what you have.
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    Time to reassemble

    LOL yep, I sure went down the rabbit hole on that one! I guess I should get my head out of the searay for a bit, grab a pole and go fishin!
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    Time to reassemble

    Oh am I so wrong, I watched it again and it's the throttle cable that I saw move a bit. Jeese I feel like a jerk!
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    Time to reassemble

    Yes I get that, but when he went back to the helm after measuring the travel in the remote cable he shifts back to forward to set the barrel on the remote, when he did that l saw the lower cable move. Maybe the drive popped out of gear at the same time. Just watch it and let me know what you see.
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    How Fast, Speedo Selection?

    Looks just like it. I didn't know Brunswick owned Merc. Seems the older I get the less I know.
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    Time to reassemble

    I will, the video is good and watched it many times, maybe I missed something. I will run the adjustment again and probably learn.. When Chris does the control cable adjustment and went to the helm to shift it back to forward I see the remote move a bit and that confused me. How can that be?
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    How Fast, Speedo Selection?

    Here's a pic of my 95 speedo, I guess searay branded their own.
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    Time to reassemble

    I would like the drive to drop out of forward a bit sooner when returning to neutral. It goes into forward well before the throttle advances but sometimes I need to press the trigger on the control and pull it a bit further when going to neutral. Would bending the interrupt roller a bit closer...
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    Buffing the hull

    Here's a picture, turned out good.
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    How Fast, Speedo Selection?

    It should do 50 easy. My 95 220 searay is not as strong as yours and it has reached 50. It has a 5.7 in it.
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    Time to reassemble

    Well I followed the SEI break-in schedule faithfully and have clocked up 10 hours of run time below 3000 rpm, and have run it up to full throttle a bit and I'm happy. The drive still wines but less than before or I got used to it, being only the second boat I ever had with an I/O I don't really...
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    1984 Mercruiser 305 with Thunderbolt ignition dies radomly.

    A bit of penetrating oil may help once the cap is off and you can get to the shank.
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    Alpha one Gen II upper steering bushing

    I would like to see that write up, could you post a link?
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