Like folks here are saying, great video! I know nothing about outboards but will be looking at a 7.5 merc soon and this gave me a much better understanding of what I'll be getting into which is awesome! Thanks!
I like this guys approach. Very calm, organized and systematic. Clearly mechanically inclined. Good job! Almost forgot to ask, what oil/gas mixture are you using in this motor?
Im currently working on the same outboard. Having difficulties with getting it to idle. It'll run just fine full throttle. One of the jets are plugged im assuming.
Amazing video. %100 informative. Thank you... Do u have any advice or suggestions to get a stuck cowling off a 1974 Mercury 7.5? The lever isnt working and i really do not want 2 break out the hammer.
RIGHT ON DUDE! Thanks for the detail. Your video was so helpful. Mine is a Canadian serial #7066459 (1976 I believe) and find it impossible to find any drawings for reference. I have a leak in the lower gear housing and suspect the oil seal (among others) are bad. Any links on this would be appreciated,, cheers.
Boss man nice job, hey do these motor have an thermostat? Mines don’t throw water out and I don’t have much experience Would appreciate a feedback Thanks
May not be to experienced but does a good job. EVERY ONE of those 70's and early 80's small mercs has wiring that turned to DUST. If it is not one thing it's 2 others with Mercury's. Then there is the rotten wiring in the CDI box...mortgage the house for that one.
Ciao ho lo stesso motore posso sapere quanti giri hai fatto per la carburazione aria miscela?Il mio fa' un po' di fumo e sporca la candela di nero.Grazie
I got an 80s 7.5hp and the fucking thing will not pump water, I've replaced the impeller housing along with the impeller and still not fucking pumping water, and yes the damn tube is hooked up idk wtf is wrong, I've also blown compressed air thru the motor there's no clogs, what the fucking fuck is happening PLEASE HELP
Excellent video!
you have some skills
Also like how functional and clean your shop is
Thanks for the videos
Thank you!
Like folks here are saying, great video! I know nothing about outboards but will be looking at a 7.5 merc soon and this gave me a much better understanding of what I'll be getting into which is awesome! Thanks!
Thanks so much for sharing this. We've just bought such a thing and the pull start is seized. So now we know what to look for.
Great video! I have a 9.8 hp 1975, very similar to the 7.5 you have. It’s my project motor and this video really helped!
Dealing with exactly this! Thx. Looking for the next vid. Mine is stalling on the “shift” setting too. Watching from Ontario Canada
Great video, would love to see more outboard projects!
More coming soon!
I like this guys approach. Very calm, organized and systematic. Clearly mechanically inclined. Good job! Almost forgot to ask, what oil/gas mixture are you using in this motor?
These run 50:1
Great video and great job! Would appreciate a parts list and total cost
How do you connect the wire to the plug during your spark check? You didn't show us that connection
Im currently working on the same outboard. Having difficulties with getting it to idle. It'll run just fine full throttle. One of the jets are plugged im assuming.
Amazing video. %100 informative. Thank you... Do u have any advice or suggestions to get a stuck cowling off a 1974 Mercury 7.5? The lever isnt working and i really do not want 2 break out the hammer.
Great quality video!
Is there a part number for the carrier bearing nut. The one that is reverse thread
Great video!
Hey did you have trouble getting the drive shaft in? Currently try v to fit mine back in but can’t get it to line up with the gears for the life of me
How did it preform on a boat ?
RIGHT ON DUDE! Thanks for the detail. Your video was so helpful. Mine is a Canadian serial #7066459 (1976 I believe) and find it impossible to find any drawings for reference. I have a leak in the lower gear housing and suspect the oil seal (among others) are bad. Any links on this would be appreciated,, cheers.
Boss man nice job, hey do these motor have an thermostat? Mines don’t throw water out and I don’t have much experience
Would appreciate a feedback
Thanks
May not be to experienced but does a good job. EVERY ONE of those 70's and early 80's small mercs has wiring that turned to DUST. If it is not one thing it's 2 others with Mercury's. Then there is the rotten wiring in the CDI box...mortgage the house for that one.
Where are you getting your parts from?
Bast place is marine engine com
@@nicknichols8440 I gut my from Amazon
How do i tell if it's locked up on the lower unit or top
good job!
We have the same outboard motor and I was wondering where did you find your parts at I've been looking all over cannot find parts for this motor
I found some on marineengine.com and some on ebay.
@@MakeItBetter1 I gut my from Amazon
Sounds good mite have to adjust Carb. Do you still have Low Compression enjoyed it
Definitely needs some adjusting. I'll have to recheck the compression next time I work on it.
Compression didn't seem bad to me. Really nice work, I just bought this motor so it was cool to see a breakdown.
It's 50 years old 90 pretty good compression.
Awesome
Hi I am struggling for parts for my Mercury 7.5 I live in uk where did you get yours from
I get a majority of my parts from marineengine.com
Ciao ho lo stesso motore posso sapere quanti giri hai fatto per la carburazione aria miscela?Il mio fa' un po' di fumo e sporca la candela di nero.Grazie
Boa tarde meu amigo aqui é Romario! Vc teria o número dw série desse motor popa 7.5hp 2 tempo pra mim passar?
I got an 80s 7.5hp and the fucking thing will not pump water, I've replaced the impeller housing along with the impeller and still not fucking pumping water, and yes the damn tube is hooked up idk wtf is wrong, I've also blown compressed air thru the motor there's no clogs, what the fucking fuck is happening PLEASE HELP
water outlet at the power head plugged up ,,impeller parts plugged it up ..
@Richard Schofield I ended up pulling the powerhead and I found some random peice of plastic almost completely blocking the water passage
Is there a part number for the carrier bearing nut. The one that is reverse thread
Great video!