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If you're the sort of person who enjoys ripping through the water in a powered boat, chances are its important to you to know something about the motor that moves your boat. Whether you're looking to build, maintain or buy a motor, these eHow guides can help you learn more about this type of machine and its inner workings.
Boat mechanics are distinct from other vehicle maintenance professionals in that they specialize virtually exclusively in the care and upkeep of boat engines. These may be Read More
Anyone that owns or rents motorized boats has likely found himself stranded at some point in his experience on the water. A fundamental understanding of basic boat engine Read More
Having a good motor for you boat is one of the most important things that you can do for the health of your watercraft. The right motor will give you an increased amount of Read More
A good outboard motor is an essential piece of equipment for any fisherman or recreational boater. Just try to take your boat upstream in the river without a motor, and Read More
Winterizing your Johnson outboard boat motor is an important task that must be performed each year. It is particularly important for those who live in a cold climate, where Read More
Outboard motors are popular among motorboat enthusiasts because they are fuel efficient, easy to maintain and virtually problem-free. However, there are parts, such as the Read More
Mounting a Mercury outboard motor to your boat requires a good eye. Determine the center point, select the correct propeller height, lock the clamps, hook up the gas and Read More
Each boat is different in its construction and engine needs. The U.S. Coast Guard has developed a guide for measuring minimum and maximum horsepower for a boat, based on Read More
The shifter on a 50 HP outboard motor is housed inside the motor itself. The shifting mechanism is a long shaft that connects to two solenoids that control the flow of oil Read More
Boating is enjoyed by millions of people. If you own a boat, you want to keep it running as smoothly as possible for as long as possible. An outboard motor, of course, Read More
The easiest approach to building a motor boat is the stitch-and-glue method. Although you can make a boat out of fiberglass or a wooden frame and planking, both methods are Read More
If you need an outboard motor for your boat, read on. Deals on outboard motors are easy to find using the Internet and local newspapers or yellow pages. Read More
Assuming you have already set your heart on getting a used outboard motor, here are some steps to lead you. Different motors can do different things. One motor can do a Read More
Sooner or later, everyone needs to back their small motorboat; just watch for "propeller walk." Read More
Fuel-injected outboard motors are self-containing propulsion systems for small and medium-sized boats. Attached to the stern of a boat by "C" clamps, these types of motors Read More
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