Saving Old Seagulls

I think I did some time ago, can I see the list ?

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Some Seagullers will know this is my my style, seen at Franklin last week.[attachment=0]IMGP7797-a.jpg[/attachment]

I have a few Seagulls (and probably as many parts). My favorite is SJP55351. Purchased cheaply in 2007 from a Marine dealer who should have known better. He explained that it would be a good source of spare parts as it was worn out, he knew this because of the excessive vertical play with the flywhe...

Here's a pic of one I saw in the Union Canal near Ratho. I can only imagine that it was from a design in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Jon said ... .... but i was more interested in the water return pipe that sits on the top of the 102 block at the moment. Where is this pipe fitted and where does it end up? Is it the same as any conventional 102 pipe in that it's fitted to the outside of the exhaust tube ... Yes, it's the same. The...

It's a complete 102 power unit that bolts onto the 40+ drive shaft with the slightly rebent 40+ water pipe. The exhaust is made up from narrow strips of welded copper, moulded into shape with a chromed finish. I did not make it. I first saw it in 2003 and in fortunitate circumstances came into posse...

Here's an idea - 102 on a 40+ drive shaft and gearbox, hand made tapered exhaust, running a C100 5 blade prop.[attachment=0]DSCF8784.JPG[/attachment][attachment=0]DSCF8784.JPG[/attachment]

40+ running around half throttle at Warneet, Victoria.

https://youtu.be/fEoW_itHCZ4

Now that's a good idea, I should have thought of that ! Ive got a spare long shaft, here fastened to a spare power unit - interested ?

Looks good to me

Have I sold it ? No such luck ! I cleaned it up a bit, put it together, gave it a test run (to prove it runs) but no sale.

Might try again .... or might not !

This is how I started ....

I was going to try to sell a 'gull like that ....

Interesting you say that a wooden boat a natural buoyancy, can I suggest you test that statement.