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You all might want to pick up some plasti gage.

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BigM My final entry for this post. I found this gentleman. My problems were solved. https:carburetorsandmore.com Take a look at his website. Look at his YouTube videos My problem was the mechanical fuel pumps were over riding the carburetor float needle valves and flooding the engine out. :shock: I ...

BigM Thanks TinChips: :) If you have the aluminum track, you do need to "poly glide" (plastic stripping). This helps the windows slide better. I took over the selling of the plastic stripping from Carl P (who was selling it on eBay) as he didn't want to do it any more. You can find it on: ...

Just saying,, My 1975 37' has the original plastic tracks and they are still going strong.
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Steve,
I could use two of your old rectangular bases. I lost one into the drink when I removed the rear rail for painting.
Please let me know?
pm me please..
bill

Oops Me Bad.
I should have said the easy access to the flywheel and some times the timing mark was under the rubber flapper on top of the bell housing.
bill

Have you tried using a large screwdriver on the flywheel teeth? Try moving it both ways. You will get a lot of leverage at that point and it's a little easier than laying on your side.
Good Luck
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BigM I have found over the years that the large bolt holding the oil filter bracket to the engine has a tendancy to losen over time. Simply tightern this has stopped a lot of my oil leaking into the bildge. :o The next culpert is the nipple at the rear of the engine where the oil sender and alarm se...

32' Fisherman with new rebuilt motors. From the pictures it does not look like there was a lot of welding going on. It would surely need a good Marinette surveyor to look at it first. If I was just 20 years younger and a billionaire.
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