Thank you so much for making this video about the float on a Mercury 35 horsepower. Our motor was slightly different but it gave me the confidence to tackle the job. It helped tremendously and thanks again. Have a great day
Thanks for the video I just bought one for $50.00 with controls and a stand, He took the throttle actuator off of it for another outboard, it has 155 lbs of compression in both cylinders
Hello there. Question: I have this carb exactly on a 35 HP merc. as well. I followed your tutorial while taking it off , cleaning and re-installation. There is a steady bead of fuel coming from the bottom of the carb. Is there a seal kit for this carb? I did not see you put one back on. Great video!!
Question regarding your shift shaft linkage. I see at about minute 11:51 only one arm of the shift shaft is hooked up to the shift cable. The other arm appears to have nothing attached. Is this normal for this motor? I have been trying to find how this hooks up but cant find anything after many days of searching... So maybe it connects to nothing?
I'm working on a friends 35 hp and when i started to remove the mounting bracket the that the ele.pack is mounted on..& choke goes into..the choke cylinder was laying on the bottom of the housing(i think the guy who worked on it before me broke it off)...with it broken...All he needs to do is work the choke manually....correct? TIA
I know this is an older video, but did you happen to know what year this motor was? I just picked up the same exact model yesterday and it needs a starter
@@outboardsandtoys8413 thanks so much. I've tore it down and don't see an issue. The float floats the needle seem to move freely also. I'm going to put it back together and see what I get. Can you point me in a direct to get parts? I keep finding stuff but nothing that looks right. I really appreciate your help
@@outboardsandtoys8413 looks like hose clamp marks on the hose, I guess if it is a hose clamp back there. hopefully the top cam move up enough to take the clamp off
Thank you so much for making this video about the float on a Mercury 35 horsepower. Our motor was slightly different but it gave me the confidence to tackle the job. It helped tremendously and thanks again. Have a great day
Great job, I appreciate the video. My brother has a 35 oil injected I couldn't figure how to get the carb off. Now I know how thank you again.
Thanks for the video I just bought one for $50.00 with controls and a stand, He took the throttle actuator off of it for another outboard, it has 155 lbs of compression in both cylinders
Great video. Was very helpful. Thank You...
Shoot I just undo the cdi and move it and those boltsi don't take any wires off
i have done it this way also lol but i have had better luck this way but u are right u can
Good job. Thanks
Great video tutorial thanks,from bubba scot
Hello there. Question: I have this carb exactly on a 35 HP merc. as well. I followed your tutorial while taking it off , cleaning and re-installation. There is a steady bead of fuel coming from the bottom of the carb. Is there a seal kit for this carb? I did not see you put one back on. Great video!!
So did you replace the gaskets?
Question regarding your shift shaft linkage. I see at about minute 11:51 only one arm of the shift shaft is hooked up to the shift cable. The other arm appears to have nothing attached. Is this normal for this motor? I have been trying to find how this hooks up but cant find anything after many days of searching... So maybe it connects to nothing?
I'm working on a friends 35 hp and when i started to remove the mounting bracket the that the ele.pack is mounted on..& choke goes into..the choke cylinder was laying on the bottom of the housing(i think the guy who worked on it before me broke it off)...with it broken...All he needs to do is work the choke manually....correct? TIA
I know this is an older video, but did you happen to know what year this motor was? I just picked up the same exact model yesterday and it needs a starter
Choke removal 5:25 and install 14:05
Do you happen to have a part number for a rebuild carburetor kit?
I went to pump up my bulb and gas came squirting out what looks like a jet on the top. Is that the float? Thanks so much for the information
Yes the needle attached to float isn't sealing
@@outboardsandtoys8413 thanks so much. I've tore it down and don't see an issue. The float floats the needle seem to move freely also. I'm going to put it back together and see what I get.
Can you point me in a direct to get parts? I keep finding stuff but nothing that looks right.
I really appreciate your help
Hey do you know we're I could order a shifter and tiller handle like you have I have same motor and need them bad hard to find
any low idle advice?
I have same motor but without the electric start. Can I get electric start put on? How much will that be? I get tired of the pull cord.
do you have the eletric start flywheel it will have teeth around it
@@outboardsandtoys8413 sadly no but it does have a opening that looks like it’s made for a starter to be put in
yes u can convert it u will need to change flywheel get a starter and also a solenoid I may have everything here I will have to look
@@outboardsandtoys8413 10-4 what kinda price we lookin at?
What is the part number for the whole carb assembly?
I couldn't find a complete carb for sale, only a carb kit
was there a hose clamp on the hose located behind the top of the carb?
This 1 had a zip tie
@@outboardsandtoys8413 looks like hose clamp marks on the hose, I guess if it is a hose clamp back there. hopefully the top cam move up enough to take the clamp off