[Rhodes22-list] Dave Lewis's Search

[Bill Effros]

Dave,

Google the motor and .pdf -- you should be able to download the manual, 
most of them are on line.

Bill Effros

DCLewis1 at aol.com wrote:
> Ed,
>  
> Thanks, here's the deal.  When we commissioned, Elton asked me to  bug him to 
> find a manual for the motor  when he got back  to Edenton.  He said he'd look 
> when he got back, but he was off to  Delaware, or some place, when we parted. 
>  I've posted that bug, we'll see  what he can find. 
>  
> I don't think it's a new motor, but there is really no problem with it; it  
> started and ran very well.  The motor issue is prospective, suppose we  had to 
> pull start at some later date, do we have the stuff onboard to do  that?  
> Exactly how do we do it?  Etc.
>  
> We're going out to the marina tomorrow to see if the boat is still floating  
> (probably every new owners worst nightmare!) and I plan to do some  exploring 
> to see what else is aboard.  Maybe I'll find some motor  stuff.  If I can 
> figure out how to get the cowling off, I'll take a  look.  That was a great tip to 
> look in the cowling.
>  
> I understand your comment regarding a good manual starting engine, but we  
> went with the UPP and electric start for my wife.  Three to 5 years from  now 
> I'm not sure she will be handle swinging a motor in or out of the  water, and 
> pull starting.  If I'm there it wouldn't be a problem, but in a  MOB situation, 
> or if she wanted to go out without me, I think she'll need the  power assist. 
>  
> Dave
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