Crankcase/crankshaft reassembly British seagull outboard featherweight 40 plus

[@robinwells8879]

Lovely subject matter delivered with a wonderful accent. My seagull is running perfectly but I have watched most of the series now just because!

[@bobfreestone1752]

Thankyou for another first-rate video.

[@steveturpin4242]

Great vid...thanks. Love the old motors.

[@Captain.Crispy]

Did you do a video on reinstalling pistons ?

[@riotagus]

And that's exactly what i did today, take everything apart and put it back together again. 8-11-18 .

[@AndyUK-Corrival]

Cheers for your videos they are invaluable. I just refurbed a Forty Featherweight and now on to a Silver Century. Appears to have a slightly bent crank but trying to correct it. Would you say process for rebuilding Silver Century is same as in this video? Thanks. Andy

[@barjhealy]

Hi Andy Bent crank is usually a replacement crank needed. Rebuild very similar

[@AndyUK-Corrival]

Coastal Works hi thanks for reply. I found new crank online so waiting for that. Can I get away with liquid gasket on crankcase to engine block seal? I can order a thin paper gasket but wasn’t sure necessary. Thanks. Andy

[@barjhealy]

@@AndyUK-Corrival a good quality gasket sealant should be fine as long as both surfaces close correctly

[@AndyUK-Corrival]

Coastal Works Hi, my new crank arrived today, how do I get the old piston off the old crank? I removed the circuits but is ther a right way to remove the pin or just gentle tapping? Thanks very much. Andy

[@barjhealy]

Some tapping should get it out for you

[@fernandorocha-el3id]

Boa noite

[@jog7940]

Have you an email address to forward you a few photos of a seagull engine I came across last week. Thanks