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The Duranautic 16 is a great welded hull. Don’t worry so much about the shaft length. That hull likes the motor cavitation plate to be at the water surface when running wot. Lining the plate it up with the boat bottom will cause excess drag. Try mounting it up higher an inch or two…..It will get your motor rpm’s up to the max at WOT.

I have a rough house r50 and today mine sound exactly like yours on this video. I lost power after after I climbed the hill and a completely cut off. I haven’t started since but if you can help me, I will gladly appreciate you. I change spark plug change get oil and cleaned carburetor. I’m lost after that help.

I do not know if you still are able to do the in depth carb rebuild but I would love it. I just bought a small boat and was given this engine for free to see if I could fix it, your videos give me hope. I will be taking it apart soon, thank you so much for the highly detailed video, it is a hidden wonder of TH-cam that is for sure.

Geez Loise!!!!!! Will ya please add more water in the barrel~?~ You should should NEVER run any outboard motor without having the full lower unit and some of the midsection under water! You can burn up your water pump impeller!!! The water pump is right where the 4 bolts hold the lower unit onto the mid section!!!!!!!! Always make sure the mid section has water covering half of it!!!!! Good video though!!!!

I think the reason why you didn’t have compression is the bad reed valve.

Hey bubba. Where's part 2?

Is the 15 Sea King for sale? Id like to buy it.

Thanks for info

I like your channel 😊 I have 1 small question I got a 1962 7/5. Scott Mcclloch the throttle handle won't turn Any Ideas 😊 thank you

Do you have a link for a plac e to buy that gasket

Are you an antique outboard club member?

Where is part 2? Did you get this Honda 2.3 going?

Holy hell man, I’ve been trying to figure out why I didn’t have a spark for the last few weeks, went out and removed the cheap little aftermarket lanyard I bought and replaced it with a wrench. Boom first pull! Wasted my money on a new CDI box and coil, I’ll be returning them both. Thank you sir!

These scooters are not made in China they are made in Taiwan there is a big difference in quality.

Could be a filter in the tank

Oh bummer just watch part 2! Must have lost in the cyborg war, got blasted and not a hole in his head. have you ever considered a part 3? where did you get all these crazy motors? Fun.😊

The manual is online... Suggest you RTM before next one. Good video

I have a Black one they are made in Taiwan

I believe it’s made in Taiwan 🤓

Can you drop a link to where you got the carb rebuild kit? Great video!

Great job, take it to the shop and they will say, oh, you have a Serious fuel issue. $795.00 but I recommend that you spend an extra $500.00 so we can clean it out. Is that how it goes. This is not covered by the warrantee. lol - Pay up $1295.00 plus tax. Say what!!!! Great Video!

Interesting intro. I have a 1980 and it runs decent!

im looking for a test boat for my outboard repairs.. nice job my friend.. funny as always

I´s little details like the spooky creature at 2:42 or the dance of the outboards at the beginning that make your channel a pleasure to watch. Also I´m amazed how effortlessly you steer that trailer in reverse... Could it be you´re a trucker in real life? :)

that motor runs great

Do you know the difference between a nautical mile and a regular mile? The nautical mile is a fair bit wetter.

Awesome little motor. Cool water music.

oh snap

I had the same engine

Well it’s nearly working, can’t wait longer for the next video, great job again 🎉😊😊

the damn lanyard!!!

Hello greetings from Germany, I’m waiting for the second Tohatsu video

I love how you always refer to "we" when talking about PCG. Do you have a mouse in your pocket? Haha! It is interesting that the HIN plate was riveted onto the port side of the hull. It must be a pretty old boat because the standard has been on the starboard side since the early 70's. We have zero electrics on our dinghy other than a battery light on a 3-foot long PVC pipe in the next size larger PVC strapped to the transom as a socket to hold it and an all-round light stuck in for night operation. This way the pole can be removed when it is not needed. Usually it has a cheap dollar store garden light stuck into the pipe so folks can see the dinghy in the water when it is next to our sailboat or we are towing it. The fancy marine light usually lives in the plastic ammo box with the outboard tools and spare plug and we can swap it out if we need better visibility. We have no bilge pump -we use a plastic jug with the bottom cut off as a hand-bailer and also a big tile sponge to get the last bit of water out after bailing. It's a folding porta bote so the less crap inside the better when it is time to fold it up and store it on deck. I like your tye-wrap adjustable mount idea. I may use that someday.

very nice that baot is perfect for testing

I was wondering if you were going to drill into the floor for the bilge pump - I like the JB Weld solution!

That Ole girl sounded good for a bit ,LOL! Probably fell on its side and was cracked for years do the edges look clean or maybe not. JB will work for awhile Tigwelding would be better ...Neat Motor I have a few Scotts 16HP...Glenn

Did you ground the electrical through the hull, or run ground wires? grounding through the hull can cause electrolysis on an aluminum boat, and can eat a hole in the hull, or corrode your motor.

Nice! Congrats. Man, you have a sweet setup at your place. I’d have a hard time producing content in the summer with that easy if water access. Looking forward to the mini and seeing the full engine lineup put to the test. Thanks

good running motor that boat is nice

I was waiting for test boat to just float away in the current when the knot on the painter came untied. You tied a gooder knot than lots of people often manage. Looks like you know what you are doing sorta.

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Fuse?

Thats a really nice boat good job installing everything

you can get a adjustable jackplate

YAY, Content!!!! Thank you PCG, keep it coming and happy Friday!!!

tons of links in the description if you are interested

Probably the rarest is what was called “air buoy”. It was a powered air source for shallow diving without a traditional compressed air backpack type tank set up.

That primer is a really simple mechanism. It pushes the float down so the carb floods, giving you that little extra fuel you want for start. Some nitpicking: I´d squirt some oil into the cylinders before the compression test for lubrication, dry rings on dry bores isn´t exactly a good thing. Also some water down the "water flush" hole would help the poor water pump impeller, bone-dry decades old rubber rotating in an aluminium housing may be not your best choice :) Again, I´m only nitpicking, it is a very enjoyable video.

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