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Hi all:
I just purchased a 1963 Mercury 1000 E / 100 HP short shaft, gear shift outboard motor for my 1963 Crestliner and I was born in 1963 so my stars are all alligned. I am driving a rediculous distance to pick this up but great price and running condition force me to indulge my whim. I have ordered the owners manual, shop manual and parts list/schematics but they won't be here before I pick up the motor. My question: What does "gear shift" mean? Is it simply forward/neutral/reverse? Or does it mean first, second, third(?) gear shifting? I checked out http://www.oldmercs.com/196263Merc1000.htm but it doesn't explain the "gear shift" designation. Thanks, Jay |
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