Saving Old Seagulls

how much £££ for the 9.9 yamaha

The first Yamaha is rather cute.... http://popol.punt.nl/index.php?r=1&id=3 ... _archief=0 I have one somewhere.

I use a pilot often, mainly as it is so easy to use and very light. Not very powerful though. Have another that I have yet to fire up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9UswYi1SgA

Passed up a Unitwin, as Charles mentioned, it is a back breaker and someone had painted it. Seems to be a few Anzani's down under.

Richard - seem to be havening a problem pm'ing or emailing you - I have a Pilot, some spares, and can send you a copy of a Pilot handbook if you need one.
enail me at rjones at remchem dot com

You can get the manuals on the net.

http://www.britishanzani.co.uk/Pilot.pdf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iiryJwvDtc

Is there a problem with PM's at the moment? I have sent a couple which don't seem to have got through? I did however get your email Rick which I shall reply to asap. I know this isn't a Seagull or Anzani, but its the coolest looking thing to pop up on Das Bay in a while:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT

Looks in ace condition, but too far away for me! Also can't find any info on it. Serial is N811816 which I can't make head nor tail of! Is it even an evinrude??

Lovely brass and bits of engine poking out everywhere mmmmmmm.... Any info anyone?

Cheers,

Rich

Talk to Rick uk he used to have a 1927 rudder twin.

Rich - best I can date the Evinrude to is 1924 - motor is a 2.5HP Sportwin.

Rick

Nice work Ric, had a google of your suggestion and there it is, halfway down the page below. Must be pretty rare in the UK, albeit a little far away in Glasgow. I was expecting a few more horses from a twin though!

http://www.yankeeaomci.org/meetwrite-up ... ll2008.htm