Re: testing a coil from a late 60's merc, How can I tell if it is any good?
Thanks, will get ahold of Oldmercs folks and track it down. Mabey you could help with my next though - The Boston Whaler's cover around the front rail allows rain water into the boat. The boat is unsinkable and many years ago when it was docked on Lake George, there were days we came to find the boat full of water. We (I)would get into the boat, start her up, pull the plug and go for a quick jaunt to drain her out. Thank goodness the battery box cover created an air lock or she would have shorted out long ago. What I'm thinking, since she will be docked again, is to get a very small, float controled bilge pump and a solar battery maintainer. This way, when Pop get's the itch, she will always be ready. Any ideas?
Thanks, will get ahold of Oldmercs folks and track it down. Mabey you could help with my next though - The Boston Whaler's cover around the front rail allows rain water into the boat. The boat is unsinkable and many years ago when it was docked on Lake George, there were days we came to find the boat full of water. We (I)would get into the boat, start her up, pull the plug and go for a quick jaunt to drain her out. Thank goodness the battery box cover created an air lock or she would have shorted out long ago. What I'm thinking, since she will be docked again, is to get a very small, float controled bilge pump and a solar battery maintainer. This way, when Pop get's the itch, she will always be ready. Any ideas?