Hi there. We certainly do have NAPA, as NA is North America. We have the little baseball hats on them.
Good to know in case this boat goes for another 60 years. I just bought two quarts from a local repair guy, and he said it pours like honey.
Cheers
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- Wed Oct 01, 2008 9:36 pm
- Forum: General Topics
- Topic: How to restore my 40 FW
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- Tue Sep 30, 2008 12:38 pm
- Forum: General Topics
- Topic: How to restore my 40 FW
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Fire her up
OK folks, seems everything is in line, and I should be receiving items from the UK for a 25:1 startup. I will probably film it and keep everybody posted.
Thanks for the guidance, folks!
Thanks for the guidance, folks!
- Mon Sep 29, 2008 10:33 pm
- Forum: General Topics
- Topic: How to restore my 40 FW
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Oils & Things
Hi there.
Found some 140 at a repair shop uptown. I'll be heading there tomorrow. He bought a gallon of it about 20 years ago, and has barely used any of it.
I have no Walmarts close to me, and have only been in one over my years.
I picked up some TCW3 spec oil today just down the road.
So I ...
Found some 140 at a repair shop uptown. I'll be heading there tomorrow. He bought a gallon of it about 20 years ago, and has barely used any of it.
I have no Walmarts close to me, and have only been in one over my years.
I picked up some TCW3 spec oil today just down the road.
So I ...
- Mon Sep 29, 2008 7:28 pm
- Forum: General Topics
- Topic: How to restore my 40 FW
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Back from West Marine
Hi folks. Well, I went out and bought a gas tank (to mix) and some 91 octane gas, and tried to get some oil. Said "SAE 140" and the guy (West Marine) said I wrote it down wrong, and that it should be 40. I showed him the picture, and he had never heard of a Seagull, so I'm not sure he's knowing what ...
- Mon Sep 29, 2008 6:04 pm
- Forum: General Topics
- Topic: How to restore my 40 FW
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Under Bed
Heh. I actually slept with it, so there is SOME wearing...but that's another thread altogether.
The decals on the tank are still there, and she's a little dusty. So I'm off to get some oil and some unleaded.
I can replace the 140 in the gearbox can't I?
OK, I have no clue what those tools are ...
The decals on the tank are still there, and she's a little dusty. So I'm off to get some oil and some unleaded.
I can replace the 140 in the gearbox can't I?
OK, I have no clue what those tools are ...
- Mon Sep 29, 2008 5:40 pm
- Forum: General Topics
- Topic: How to restore my 40 FW
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Eggsellent
Hi Charles. Thanks for replying.
Ya I wondered if there was any big work to do on it. Is it a good idea to just take the thing apart anyway? Is it a major hassle?
Conversion to 25:1 would have been done aftermarket? It was bought when I was like 2 years old, as my Dad was the original owner.
So ...
Ya I wondered if there was any big work to do on it. Is it a good idea to just take the thing apart anyway? Is it a major hassle?
Conversion to 25:1 would have been done aftermarket? It was bought when I was like 2 years old, as my Dad was the original owner.
So ...
- Mon Sep 29, 2008 2:24 pm
- Forum: General Topics
- Topic: How to restore my 40 FW
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How to restore my 40 FW
Hi folks. I'm new here.
First, a page:
http://www.pints.com/seagull/Seagull.html
That's my 40. I want to take her apart, get her going, shine her up, replace parts, make her sing.
How do I do this? Any books? Any sites? Any advice? I don't know the terminology, and I doubt I have the tools ...
First, a page:
http://www.pints.com/seagull/Seagull.html
That's my 40. I want to take her apart, get her going, shine her up, replace parts, make her sing.
How do I do this? Any books? Any sites? Any advice? I don't know the terminology, and I doubt I have the tools ...