1982 Johnson 35 hp part 2 the gear box and the water pump (Catch, Clean, Create)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video we pressure check the gear box, make a new device to hold gear boxes. I have also been using some new degreaser that I will share with you, spoiler alert, it works really well. We get one step closer to making the old 35HP run again.
Pressure test build video
• Outboard gear box pres...
"Just look at that!" That's awesome. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks! Will do! Thanks you for watching
Yeah man ! He's one of us , he's a good dude ! Thanks !!!
Buddy I swear by that super clean, been using for many many years. It’s amazing!! It will react to aluminum and get it very clean, but cleans great.
I learned to put about half a cup of luberplate 105 grease in my lower units old timers swear by it and I am in my 60s I got a dozen or so 3 1956 30hp Johnson my favorite motor great show I love vintage outbords but I grew up on a River so I love the outdoors I will see in in the next one 👍🤘
Great tip!
I have a couple of old Johnson 40's in the shop that will have to meet that cleaner!!! Thanks yet again for an informative video!
That is awesome! Clean them puppies up
Awesome cleaner works great for me and dollar tree selling it 1.25 plus tax a quart and smaller but same price so buy the quart size good degreaser thanks for your info on outbords
Thanks for sharing!!
I have a piece of plywood notched out I like that way too.
cool, thanks for watching
Ya ! Just look right at that ! Good video Sir. Nice SHIRT. Good tools makes fir a strong back and a stronger mind.
Right on. Thank you for watching and commenting.
I think that is super clean what a job
Thank you and thanks for commenting and watching. Have Fun.
You convinced me, I ordered a gallon of cleaner off Ebay !!
Wear gloves and you won't be disappointed.
Good idea on the 2x4 lower unit holder and vise. If a person does not have a big vise or has one that is to small I found that if you already have one handy is a B&D Workmate vise table. I have one of those that I use for the smaller outboard lower units like the 9.9 and 15hp that I have. I usually have to remove the prop and it goes into the vise easier. That way it frees up my big vise to use if I need it.
Another good solution. Thank you for watching and commenting. I have looked at the black and decker work mates but never pulled the trigger on one.
Nifty setup for holding the lower units. I thought you were going to raid the kitchen for a pan to put on there, but you knew better than to try that.
yep don't mess with mama's pans. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Good info, now if i only had a motor newer the 1962, LOL your doing a great job. keep at it.
Thanks 👍 Hang on to the oldies. They don't make them to last like they use to.
Nice video, thanks for sharing.
The fixture you made to hold the lower ends was really nice. The good thing is that it is portable and can easily stow away in the corner until needed. The tool tray was also a nice added feature. I may try a bottle of that degreaser.
I work on a lot a lawn mowers and some outboards. I find that the magnetic trays from Harbor Freight are nice for holding steel bolts, nuts etc. They come in different sizes.
John
Thanks for the tips! I should pick up a couple next time I'm in there. Degreaser is like $8 a gallon but works like it cost $50
That is a great product. Go Karts or Gone Fishing started using the same product and is having the same success with that stuff.
you need to use a Banjo bolt to make the seal.
Good to hear. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Pretty cool tool for holding the lower ends. They are shifty as all get out if you don't have a good place to work on them.
That is so true. Thank you for watching and commenting.
I might be tempted to cleanse my teeth with that 😁
Great video!
I've used my Work-Mate for working on lower units on my Mercruiser Outdrives over the last 30-years. But your lower unit mount allows easier access to slides in and out to hold the lower unit and easier access to the prop shaft and fill and drain plugs.
Oh yeah, I found the best price for the SuperClean Multi-Surface All Purpose Cleaner Degreaser is at Walmart. Another place to get it is at O'Reily Auto Parts.
Yep just bought 3 gallons from Walmart the other day
Careful with the Super Cleaner. Found at Walmart for about $5.75 for a quart bottle. I read the cautions.
Right below the quart I saw a gallon bottle of the cleaner for $9.00. I think the gallon was a concentrate, the jug listed 3 different dilution rates. Started at 3 parts water to 1 part product. ¡Not sure the dilution rate for the product in the pump spray bottle. I guess I would read all the the directions and start cautiously. Careful with paint and mentions aluminum as well. Don’t be afraid, just understand what to expect and experiment a bit.
I was blown away as I watched the motor man spray and wipe of greasy gunk off his motor.
The stuff is amazing so far. I do now wear rubber gloves because of its' strength.
Hey I just bought some of that. Cleaned grease stains on concrete floor. I’m sold on it also. Haven’t tried it on outboards yet. I think I saw it on another RUclips channels.
Good stuff! I haven't tried it there yet but do have a floor stain I will be using on.
I use super clean on everything including degreasing my truck engine and it works wonders on outboard motors. I've been using it for years.
To super charge it add gas to it in a wash tank and soak your parts in it for a few minutes, brush it clean . The guys at napa auto parts call it the Redneck degreaser. Gas and super clean wont mix. So you have to "shake it up" if you will and enjoy how powerful it is to work with.
Super clean comes in spray bottle, one gallon, 2.5 gallon and 5 gallon. You can also get it in 50 gallon as well.
Great information. Not sure the gas mixture is a great idea for indoor use for me but I could see the benefits outdoors. Thank you for commenting and watching.
Take a rectangular car drip pan and flatten one end so you can roll motor stand on it. This will catch grease and keep it off your floor. Mama will love ya.
Great tip! Thank you so much for commenting and watching
Newer subscriber, since finding your channel abt 4 weeks ago. Love your videos ! Have watched Many already. Very well done & very informative !
Two questions though:
1). When are we going to see Part 3 of this video series ?? And find out if the power head has decent compression & is usable ??
2). When are we going to see the John Deere / Suzuki Frankenstein motor out on the water ??
Keep up the GREAT videos !! Nifty lower unit holder for the vise. Great idea !
You're a real asset to the outboard community. Thanks for your time, effort & for sharing / teaching us all !
I'm working through my pile of project motors. I wish I was further along in the process for sure.
35hp compression fix is in the top next ones to get back to.
Frankenstein is waiting for me to rework an old 16' boat to try it out on.
thanks for watching and commenting.
Try some awesome from the dollar store. Man it has a use for everything. Cuts grease like butter.
sounds like I should try it. Thanks for watching
HELP. I lost that slip fitting you discussed at about 5:20. Do you know what the actual name of that part is, or I know this is a longshot, but part number? SOS!!!
Did you find it?
What happened to part 3? Did you ever get Compression with head gasket installed?
I looked all through the videos but can't find a part 3 - so sadly I assume the compression didn't come up enough to bother proceeding further. I got a couple of tips as I go through a couple of 35s myself. Cheers from OZ.
It's going to go back together over the next few weeks. I will be videoing it. Thanks for watching
Your grease cartridge looks like Mystic brand which I believe to be made by TOTAL, a major European petroleum refiner.
I'm going be purchasing some more for sure. I'm about out. Thank you for the comments and watching for sure.
@@Michaelsbackyardmarina Not thar it matters that much but I stand corrected as Mystik is marketed in the US by Citgo which is owned by PDVSA, the Venezuellan state run petroleum conglomerate. TOTAL would only act as a distributor on some markets. Regards!
Hello. I have a 2000 40 johnson. I have taken the lower unit off because there is no bolt/ nuts holding the drive shaft in . When I take the covers off where water goes in there is nothing there to un bolt..what may I be doing wrong ..or does it just separate..is there a screw maybe holding it back from coming apart...
look up the exploded view on MarineEngine.com
Love your videos! I’m working on the same motor. The gear lever is stuck in forward on mine so I can’t start it. Took the lower unit off thinking that would free up the lever but it is still stuck. What do you think I need to do to free it up and get it back in neutral? I would really appreciate any feedback!
Also everything looks good on it so far, spark plugs, cylinders, and carb is clean. Fly wheel spins the rotor too. Only thing stopping me is the gear lever on the side
I have no idea how to get that split keeper. I can’t remove the lower unit until I get it. Any recommendations?
It's in there. depending on it being a long or short shaft as to where it would be.
Hey, where is part 3?
Thank you for your videos! I just bought an ‘83 Evinrude 35 and will need to clean and rebuild it. Is your part 3 video out?
It can be soon if you watch my next video and vote for it.
Where can I get a tiller set up for a NON TILLER 35hp johnson thanks
eBay is the only place I know. Find someone parting out what you need.
Great vid as usual..Love the shirts & natural draining system of shop floor.. That degreaser is not available in Europe. Maybe setup an Amazon shop so I can buy from you??
Great point! I will have to look into that. Good eye on noticing the natural floor drain. Happy little accident. I call those Bob Ross moments. Google him if you don't who that is. You would have to watch his videos to see what I mean.
Whats the average speed or should I said ,what's the approx speed for a 79 old johnson 35 hp ..new on this ..don't know much about them..watching your videos is very helpful .Thanks!
depends on the boat size for sure. 10-27mph.
@@Michaelsbackyardmarina Thank you sir..Really appreciate your time to answer..love all your videos..very very helpful..Thank you , God bless!
I really like your lower unit fixture. Great video. I was wondering if you should have pressure tested after you assembled the lower unit to check the shift shaft seal? Keep up the great content.
Great point! I will remember to do that next time. You are correct I could then cycle the shifter to make sure it is tight through the travel.
Hey Mike, Love your setup to work on these outboards. Is that a wind mill generator you got going? You need to show that and how it works. I'm having a blast working on the 1957-58 Mercury Mark 10 outboard. It has an automatic transmission. Can't wait to take it apart someday to see how that ticks. Right now I got it running great and going to paint it original colors. The super clean looks like the right stuff to clean it before sanding for primer. Looking forward to the head gasket install your doing soon👍 Tim
If it wasn't in this video then it is on the one coming out next Saturday the 12th. I talk and share about the wind generator. Thanks for watching and commenting
Another good video..only question on used outboards. even if they pressure test good is there is no way really to tell if the clutch dogs or gears are worn and they jump out of gear under a real load,but I know you do that.
Great point! When it comes to that issue, only a good tank test may uncover that.
Hello question,if I take a carb of a 1975 35hp Johnson,and put it on a 1978 25hp evinrude will I see a difference in speed ?
I've heard of it being done and I'm planning on doing it in the future myself, thanks for watching
@@Michaelsbackyardmarina I just did it,I put a 1979 35hp evinrude carb on a 1978 25hp evinrude and gained a solid 5mph.
I believe the grease you use is "Mystik" brand.
That’s does sound correct now that you mention it
For parts trays I buy old 9x13 baking pans from goodwill for $3.
That's a good idea and economical. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hello Can Mike's Creations .create a opening easy enough in the side of the lower part of the Vintage brown 5.5 fifty eight Johnson...??? So I don't have too pull the head too change the water pump ,,to disconnect the shift rod. ☺😱😫😭
I have no idea, not familiar with that model. thanks for watching
what's the name of that fan back there over your test tank for the exhaust fumes?
It was a fan off of a large inflatable water slide. Does not have a name on it.
I have the same engine but mine is pole start and electric and has the throttle handle that has broke off the arm if you part out that motor I’d like to by the hole arm or do you have any suggestions on were i can buy one
Sorry not parting this one out. If I come across one I will let you know.
Why did you not show the pressure testing ?
Check out this video to see the creation of my pressure tester and the testing of this gear box. ruclips.net/video/zvzDNnpo-B4/видео.html
Compression? Did it have any?
compression was toast. Got a new head gasket for it.
@@Michaelsbackyardmarina ok so you haven't installed that yet?
@@paulfennell01 Coming up in a video in the near future.
What is the biggest hp outboard you've worked on?
35 hp so far.
Anyone using heavy duty degreaser should avoid undiluted contact with paint and clear coat.
understood
Hi, I have a 35 Hp Evinrude motor, I Didn'y found engine spare parts. How can I contact you for get some pieces?
Check out marineengine.com. They may have the parts you are looking for
Why don't you treat yourself to an u see the sink tankless water heater. Grainger has them. Make things easier and more fun in the winter.
I need to trench in some water to the shop for sure and then that would be an awesome addition. Thank you for commenting and watching
Your a poet and you don't know it.
I'm a poet and I don't know it.
Can I buy that 35 hp Johnson?
You can, it's not all back together yet. Email me if you like and we can communicate about it.
You got a 35 hp johnson e35elcnd you'd like to sell?
I don't currently have one put together to run.
@@Michaelsbackyardmarina how about a wiring harness 2 coil packs and a Carburetor to get mine running. I'm having a tough time finding parts.
What happened to this motor??
I still have it and it's on the list to get back to real soon. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Does the wife know you’re using her toothbrush?
Shhhhhhhh.....don't tell her. Thank you for watching and commenting.
diesel fuel is a great cleaner !!
I agree completely. I just don't want to smell it or smell like it all day. Thank you for commenting and watching.
Skeg not skag.
Yep that's how I spelled it, may not be how I says it. Thanks for watching
What could you do with that wasted space...you pause and I'm yelling at the screen...a tool holder! Then you say tray. Ding ding!
Good stuff. Thank you for watching and commenting. Much appreciated
Type in the upc code into google and it will tell you what it is
correct
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