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OPERATION
WARNING
In case of an Emergency,
the engine can
be stopped
by moving
the Choke
Lever to
Full Choke
Position,
If
the motor
wifl
not be operated
for
a
]eriod
of time,
if it is to be removed
from
the
boat,
or
if it is to
be tilted
up, we
recommend
the
following
practice
to
prevent
spil_age
from
the
carburetor
throat
and
bowl
and
to
prevent
gum
formations
in
the
carburetor
during
storage:
1.
Close
fuet
shut-off
valve
and
air
vent _rew
at fuel filler cap,
:2,
Aflow
motor
to run at idling
speed
until
it
stops
of
its
own
accord,
indicating
the
carburetor
has
run
dry.
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slow€
Figure 9 •
idle Adjusting Screw
1t.
FLOODING
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To clear engine of excess fuel,
move choke lever
to
"Off"
posit}on
and
throttle
grip to
half=
throttle
poSit_on,
Pul!
recQil
starter
hand|e:,
;Firdul.e
10
until engine starts and continues
to run,
12.
CARBURETOR
ADJUSTMENTS
a.
Your
motor
has a idle
adjusting
screw and ......
.....
the idfe speed has been preset
at the factory.
However,
you
may
need to adjust
the idle .......
speed using Idle Adjusting
Screw,
Turn
the
Screw
clockwise
tO
increase
motor
speed
and
counter
clockwise
to decrease
it.
The
......
idle speed
adjustment
must
be done
with
i.
throttle
grip at full closed position
and the
idle speed should
be as low as possible white
:
Figure l l
the engine runs steady.
(See Figure 9)
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b.
Periodically
check fitter
for dirt by unscrew-
ing Sediment
Bowl.
(See Figure t2)
13.
PROPELLER
SHEAR
PiN &:COTTER
PIN HOLDER
a, The
Shear
Pin
is used for the
purpose
of
:
protecting
the
Drive
Train
and Gears,
The
Shear
Pin
wilt
not
prevent
the
propeller
SEOIMENT
from eoom,n0 amogadwhen.tr, ,°ga°
under
water
object.
When
shear
pin
is
i
broken,
the
engine
will
continue
to
run,
however,
the propeller
wilI not be rotating,
Figure
12
CAUTION
Stop
engine
immediately
after
shearing
l
Pin to avoid possible
damage to the engine,
b. To
rep|ace
shear
pin.
shut
off
motor,
remove
cotter
pin
with
pliers and
stip off
propeller,
(See Figures
10 & tl),
c, Replace
with new
shear pin located
in shear
pin and cotter
pin holder.
(See Figure 12),
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