Saving Old Seagulls

As another happy ENFRL owner, its probably as close to the perfect seagull as we will ever get. :lol: stick with the 416 a1 carb but give it a good clean, and you will get all the power the engine will give and it wont be finicky to start or run like, those high strung modern outboards. that need a ...

Hi Can you post the image of the background and we can start taking pictures, though mine are already done.

This looks like an interesting collection, of bits.

It hast he same 102plus gearbox as my thcl, with plastic tube from the water pump.
But with a serial number from the war.

Rats; yes 14's on the mighty HR.

Oh well im shore we will see the boat on the water with your EDL at some stage.

The van is within driving range if you need it to be, but i'm not home till the 10th, so couldn't see it before then. Sorry.

Hay Hugo,

Your fine ship came home in 2010, its time for an update on you progress.

If not, can i have the mags of the trailer for my HR?

Just a thought. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/British-Seagull-Outboard-Century-Cylinder-Block-/321946701085?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276 SORRY you want an Amal 2 carb block. I pasted the wrong link. This should be the corect one. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/seagull-outboard-silver-centry-block-and-cylinde...

And to everyone in Northern England an end to the rain..

Thanks all for your help,

Tap and Die ordered from Ebay

No longer screwed.

Hi anyone know what size tap and die i need to redo some crap thumbscrews on a few motors?
Or if anybody sells (New ones)

Thanks

Unscrewed

Well i'm saying it now, because tomorrow i will be to full of prawns, ham, turkey, scotch, and the beer from Scotland, my daughters bought,me. So to all of you in this great world of seagull madness, thank you for your education, entertainment, and general comradary. May Christmas bring you the joy ...

Pity i wasn't 10,000 miles closer.

A good Long shaft 80, would do me.
And one from the very rare a short 90/110.

I used a heat gun on one a few years back.
Heated very gently. I could still just touch it.

Found it was glued with some sort of epoxy.

But i had another if i stuffed it up.

For those not from the great south land of Australia, and not familiar with the Tasmanian wooden boat royalty, and Ron fazackerley dinghies

This should help;

http://www.maritimetas.org/resources/fa ... y-dinghies

Yes i saw that, but i don't think AJ, would pack it and ship it to Queensland for me. And he has a boat for the channel crossing, all ready.