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Well... It finally happened. 28 Jun 2019 00:39 #96822

boatcrazy Offline Powder Monkey Posts: 1540 Thank you received: 1317	Your right comb is the abbreviation we used when I built starters for a living so it stuck with me sorry if I confused you
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Well... It finally happened. 28 Jun 2019 00:33 #96821

Boatboy Offline First Mate Posts: 4627 Thank you received: 1528	I have always referred to the part the brushes ride on as a commutator. John 1958 Vagabond II & 35 HP Evinrude 1955 PlastiCraft 12 Ft. Delux Runabout 1957 Clipper & twin 35 HP Evinrudes 1957 AlumaCraft 14 Ft. FD
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Well... It finally happened. 27 Jun 2019 20:01 #96799

boatcrazy Offline Powder Monkey Posts: 1540 Thank you received: 1317	The comb and brushes look alright take the bendix off put the rotor in your drill. take and spin the rotor, sand the comb with sand paper and sand the part that goes down in the bushing. this should help get it going Ps the comb is the place where the brushes ride Charlie
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Well... It finally happened. 27 Jun 2019 17:58 #96796

alanbiltz Offline Boatswain's Mate Posts: 1340 Thank you received: 981	rushwal wrote: Don't get me wrong, it's bad. But I don't think it's that bad. Clean it up, put back together and give it a go, might be surprized. 1955 Vagabond 1956 30hp Evinrude Lark 1973 Glastron GT 150 The following user(s) said Thank You: rushwal
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Well... It finally happened. 27 Jun 2019 16:43 #96794

rushwal Topic Author Offline Helmsman Posts: 2175 Thank you received: 739	Don't get me wrong, it's bad. But I don't think it's that bad. www.feathercraft.net/forum/member-servic...s-cut-to-your-design www.feathercraft.net/forum/25-www-feathe...-vagabond-ii?start=0 www.feathercraft.net/forum/8-restoration/27378 This message has an attachment image. Please log in or register to see it.
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Well... It finally happened. 26 Jun 2019 00:50 #96750

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I have a 12V choke solenoid if you need one

Mike

1950 Skipper on Holsclaw Boat Roadster trailer

1954 Skipper w/ ’54 Johnson 10hp

1954 Deluxe Runabout w/ ’54 Johnson 25hp

1954 Vagabond w/ '57 Johnson 35hp

1955 Alumacraft FD on a Gator trailer

1956 Alumacraft FD

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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 21:45 #96739

boatcrazy Offline Powder Monkey Posts: 1540 Thank you received: 1317	Also use liquid electrical tape on all of your connections so you don't have any sparks under the cowl it comes in a spray can spray it on let it dry spray again just to be safe Charlie The following user(s) said Thank You: MercuryMarc
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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 21:31 #96738

jabe Offline Captain Posts: 6009 Thank you received: 2550	yuppers.........your all modern now.........
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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 21:29 #96737

rushwal Topic Author Offline Helmsman Posts: 2175 Thank you received: 739	And those are the only two things to change over from 6V to 12V, correct? www.feathercraft.net/forum/member-servic...s-cut-to-your-design www.feathercraft.net/forum/25-www-feathe...-vagabond-ii?start=0 www.feathercraft.net/forum/8-restoration/27378
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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 21:24 #96736

jabe Offline Captain Posts: 6009 Thank you received: 2550	the choke i never had the two beside each other..........if they match, dia and rod i dont see why not..........
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Locomotion

Hi John, finished that Rocket?

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RickG

Not me. I think my people were tropical.

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timberwolfe

Yeah, I have that problem too!

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jabe

I understand your predicament, i have the same reaction when it gets over 85F

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timberwolfe

I'm having trouble acclimating to the cold, I want it to warm up.

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Carol

Went to florida last week. Drove my 1963 chevy back to St Augustine where I bought it 40 years ago. Used to be a sleepy southern town, now a tourist trap.

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RickG

Spring can't come soon enough! Unfortunately February and March both seem 8 weeks long.