Worlds smallest outboard
Submitted by dr red on Fri, 2017-08-04 13:46
This is the smallest outboard in the world,the crank&piston are at the bottom hence that is how its cooled
not bad for 1939 
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dr red
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Sorry about the pic,s going
Sorry about the pic,s going double
And it is 510mm long so you could use it for a fish gauge
Coastrunner
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Cool
Who's the manufacturer
dr red
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Clarke Eng in Detoit,it,s
Clarke Eng in Detoit,it,s called a Troller
Faulkner Family
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looks like it belongs in a
looks like it belongs in a kitchen whipping up cream. prob the early version of the electric ones we have now
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
Willlo
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Where did you find that ?
Where did you find that ?
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dr red
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My Dad gave it to me ,he has
My Dad gave it to me ,he has had it for years
I remember in my 20,s we started it
i think i clean it and Hang it up ,the fuel tank cap doubles as the oil quantity measure
Willlo
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Yeah i picked up an old
Yeah i picked up an old seagull for display in my bar very cool.
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Dale
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That's really cool, love seeing stuff like that, thanks for posting.
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dr red
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The blades are varible pitchA
The blades are varible pitch
A vintage motor expert only knows of 3 in australia,very cool but sort of ugly
collin g wood
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Saw something on gumtree I wanted the other day, so went down to Mandurah to check it out, when the bloke let me into his shed I was surprised to see a heap of old outboards in there in various states of repair, among them about 10 or so seagul outboards in very good rejuvenated condition.
meglodon
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The birth of outboard engines
Thanks for a very interesting post, I wonder if this is how they all started.