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fixing up an old johnson
Harry Krause wrote: Blazer Fan Dan wrote: How do I work on an old 62 Johnson, out of a body of water? I know that for my evinrude I've used a huge garbage can, but I was wondering if there was something like you can use on newer lower units (of IO's, for example). It looks like the water intake is above the prop, and I don't think the same thing would work for both. Is there something easy to use? I can make this make more sense if needed. My Johnson dates back to the 1940s, and it still works out of water. Seriously, you need a pair of muffs. That'll keep the engine cool enough at low RPMs. If you are contemplating running it up to full RPMs, you'll need a tank of some sort. mostly at idle. |
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