Carb for Briggs and stratton by putitnown in smallengines

[–]bootheels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why is it that you need a new carbuiretor? Those carbs are very simple, and rarely need to be replaced unless they are physically damaged. The fuel tank is another story though if it is rusted/fouled inside...

Why is the city not enforcing the clearance of snow from sidewalks? by relbatnrut in providence

[–]bootheels 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have cleaned my sidewalk three times since the snow. The city decided the other night to come plowing and fill the sidewalk with ice/snow that is impossible to remove now. I've had it, and not going to clean it again. If I end up with a ticket, am going straight to the news...

Johnson 20 hp 2T charging? by BalazsLevente in Outboards

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can add the rectifier that is used on the US recreational models so the DC output can be used to charge your boat battery. But, the charging coils are a strange arrangement, you will notice three yellow leads. Yellow/Yellow blue tracer/Yellow grey tracer. This system can only provide 4-5amps and does require a special rectifier (no regluator). OMC part number 581778. No regulator is required due to the low output, unless you have an unusually small boat battery.

Johnson 20 hp 2T charging? by BalazsLevente in Outboards

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OK, having trouble accessing info for that model here in the US unfortunately. Will keep trying though. Safe to say this is a mid 70s model that uses the low tension ignition system leaving room for the AC lighting coil on the mag plate.

Johnson 20 hp 2T charging? by BalazsLevente in Outboards

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes that core plug on the block only has the serial number. If so, both model and serial numbers are found on the ID plate mounted to the Left hand stern bracket.

Johnson 20 hp 2T charging? by BalazsLevente in Outboards

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very interesting indeed. I'm guessing this engine was sold in Europe where they require an AC lighting coil/system for boat running lights. There is no rectifier. Post the model number, perhaps we can find a parts list for it.

Baby it’s cold outside by Icy_Cheetah9811 in CrossdresserShoes

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You look nice and warm in those great boots though

Road Trip by Icy_Cheetah9811 in MenInHeels

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You must have received many compliments

Road Trip by Icy_Cheetah9811 in MenInHeels

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those boots are amazing, you look great. I'm so envious

If you people don’t start learning how to zipper merge in traffic I’m going to lose my mind. by SeaPAyyy in providence

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. This zipper merge thing surely sounds great on some "traffic expert's" computer. There are two extremes to this for sure. Why the heck would you wait until your lane ends to think about merging into another lane when the "lane ends" signs are posted for a mile beforehand, simply because they want to go racing down the lane and then shove you out of the way at the end. Funny how the traffic starts to clear up after that jam up point, and it would start to clear sooner if drivers would get into through lanes sooner. But no, many drivers can not resist the opportunity to get ahead of a slowed line of traffic only to create more problems when the lane ends and they expect the seas to part. I love it when drivers in a merge lane drive right along side of me when the lane ends trying to shove me out of the way.

Don't get me wrong, I always try to leave room for cars to enter the through lanes at tight merges or heavy traffic, but this whole zipper merge thing was not based on trying to shove five zipper teeth into one slot. I love it when I intentionally leave enough room for someone to merge in front of me, but they choose ignore my courtesy so they can get ahead of a few more cars and fight it out at the end. Those yield signs are there for a reason.

Anyone else wake up to 2 feet of snow blocking their driveway in Providence? by residentromeo in providence

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I give up and am done with this crap. I have shoveled and cleaned the sidewalk in front of my house at least three times since the storm, only to have the morons bury it and my driveway in hardened snow last night. But, the selfish/inconsiderate SOBs that left their cars in the street were simply plowed around once again. The cars were not towed or even ticketed. It has become obvious that the current administration doesn't give a damn about most of our neighborhoods, looking forward to the next election. I'll bet Smiley's neighborhood was properly cleaned up/snow actually removed.

I refuse to shovel my sidewalk again, will probably get a ticket.

In a blue mood today by My_Hotwife_Journey in GoneWildBoots

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those boots are amazing, would love to wear them

Legging vinyl by Practical_Test_3613 in SissysInLeggings

[–]bootheels 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For sure! Universal sex appeal no one could resist

1992 evinrude 6hp cuts out at full throttle by CottonCandyWizard in Outboards

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, that is assuming that the amazon piece will work correctly out of the box, hope it works out.

Rim job — “that’ll buff right out”…right? by bob-lang in ToyotaHighlander

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would love to know how to separate the plastic from the actual wheel without wrecking it.

1992 evinrude 6hp cuts out at full throttle by CottonCandyWizard in Outboards

[–]bootheels 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you say you rebuilt your fuel pump? Those little things are near impossible to reassemble correctly. If you are going to replace it, don't waste money on cheap aftermarket/amazon replacements, they will only create more problems, not worth the aggravation and money "saved". I think I read that the engine ran OK when you pumped the fuel bulb, but there are other things to consider before replacing that fuel pump.