FORUM RULES UPDATED - The forum rules have been updated to continue to provide a friendly and safe environment for our member community. Please take a moment to review the updated rules and our terms of use and privacy policy. Click here for Forum Rules which has links to the 'terms of use' and 'privacy policy'.
Spring is around the corner ....Sweettttt ! . I Traded in my other boat last year for a Harris Floteboat 240 CX. I love that thing... Pontoons are awesome.... however.... I have only had it for one season and the Toons are oxidizing and nearly blackish... I was told to use a product from Napa...
I dont know if I havent noticed it until now or what but last night when I put the ear muffs on my boat to get it ready for the spring i noticed that there is some water leaking out of the area between my lower unit and the upper unit. is this normal? by the way the water pump is spitting...
i bought a boat that has a 1996 johnson 150 ocean runner on it.... i bought the repair manual but it list 60 degree and 90 degree specs.. i dont know which one i have... can anyone explain which one i have... it list 65 jet -115 HP 90 degree v4 engines.......60 degree 75-115 HP...... 105J-175...
hey, i have read the instructions on decarbing the motor on FAQ , i still have a couple of questions i was hoping yall could answer...
1. mix 1 can or 3/4 can of seafoam with 1 gal. of pre-mixed gas in a seperate tank.
2. bring motor up to operating temp. using regular gas tank.
3...
hey, i have a 1996 johnson 150 ocean runner . last night it started to sputter at full throttle . it seemed like it would get gas and speed up then bog down and then speed up and then bog down over and over until i got the boat back to the slip.. today i changed the fuel filter/ water sep. and...
ok. i bought a 96' hurrican deck boat. it has a 150 johnson ocean runner on it... it ran great the first week. when i took it out last night it started to sputter and idle and when i got on the throttle. when i pump the bulb until it gets hard it runs great. if not it softens and the boat will...
