Marinette Boat Forum

just recalled that another place to look for rotation is at the rear of the transm. There may be an arrow stamped there.

I hope this helps - if you can find the tag, the rotation is part of the serial number.

eagles

I dunno...can you not just dump some of these fluids into the carburetor???

UPDATED: A long ago Chesapeake Bay boating pal Louis Mayer(last name as I now recall) had an aft cabin in the 37' range. He has posted on the FB Marinette group --you may want to reach out there

Inconsequential . In dampness, there's always some decay going on but it's tiny. There's no body of water through which the ions can travel to and fro.
Salty air, more but I assume that's not a worry for you.

My exterior application was to replace the teak on the bowsprit w/Plasteak. I bolted a one piece plastic underlayment (I think it was 1/4" thick) where the original teak ( cracking and in constant need of oiling or recoating with poly) was fastened. Then screwed Plasteak boards to the underlayment ...

Wonder what the OP ddecided to do --????

That is gracious of you for taking up the chore as you heal (and I hope that goes well -- my own big thing is another knee replacement in two wls. First one last Jan went quite well and I'm hoping for similar outcome but there is no a guarantee. Ladders after a while are not a senior's best friend ...