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Default transporting an outboard engine by car


Put it standing upright behind the passenger's seat, and tie it to the
the headrest of the passenger seat so that it can't fall over. Worked
like a charm with mine.
(Or replace the gaskets of the filler cap and of the air vent in the
filler cap.)

On Jul 19, 4:35 am, richard wrote:
My wife and I will be traveling to various harbors in Maine by car
this weekend with our inflatable dingy (deflated) and an old 2-horse
power outboard engine. We will arrive somewhere, inflate the boat and
spend a few hours cruising. It is a great way for us to see some
beautiful places in a very short amount of time. The outboard is so
old that it must be kept straight up or it tends to leak. My question
is: any ideas on how to travel by car with an old outboard engine? In
the past the car has smelled of gas.



 
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