Finga the joystick mentioned is for the 557 outboard they don't have normal binnacle controls
Finga the joystick mentioned is for the 557 outboard they don't have normal binnacle controls
IF IT CAN'T EAT A WHOLE PILLY I DON'T WANT IT
They did use 2 strokes years ago in cars and it loks as though there is a more then likely chance you'll see them again through this mob http://www.ecomotors.com/.
Even trucks had 2 stroke diesels and infact Detroit diesels are mainly 2 stroke. I just loved the sound of the Detroit diesels in the trawlers as they were going over the bar at Evans
Yeah and a lot of the operators/instigators/board members/advertising company workers have their hands on their own personal joystick with some of the stuff they're doing/thinking up in these outboard versus outboard ads.
I intend on living for-ever....so far so good
I am always open to learning new things. I've never heard of 557 before. Not a fan of the 40's bathtub blue paint... know nothing else about them.
And slightly getting back to the original post - maybe it's my warped sense of humour, but I laughed when I learned that the evinrude portable outboards are 4 stroke! Evinrude doing 4 stroke? What's this world coming to!!!
It took a lot of searching but I found its name. DKW. it was a small tranversed engine with front wheel drive, 2 stroke engine and the gear stick was in the dash. Can't remember how the fuel oil was mixed but we drove it for months before the constant velocity joints failed.
When I was working at North Pine Motors I do recall working on a very small van that had a 2 cyl 2 stroke motor in them. Probably linked to Suzuki as they were the dealers.
Last edited by Gon Fishun; 14-01-2013 at 09:26 PM. Reason: spellig
The Bongo van???