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Hello, thanks for your question. And for checking in, the video was done quite a few years ago, but that year and model engine you have are the same carburetor type and the same procedure to clean and rebuild them Johnson kept that same type of carburetor all the way through the 80s and 90s. And even up into some of the 2000s. So it was a pretty good and reliable carburetor. The only difference in the earlier models is they had butterfly chokes and adjustable low-speed jets.Thank you for watching the video and for your comment

No, you can install the water pump without having the low unit in gear it really doesn't matter. Thank you for watching and commenting

Is that the carburetor that has the adjustable low speed jets and has the butterfly chokes. I don't believe there's a video that i've done on that particular carburetors, but I can answer any questions you might have

Yes, they are basically the same except for the internal gears. Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck with your repairs

Thanks for watching and commenting. Nice to know that people like what you're trying to do

Hello Ben, Yes, if it had one, it should be removed along with a low-speed adjustment adjustment to make sure that all dirt and horn material is removed. Thanks for watching and commenting

It can be 983895 / 777125 or Serra #18-3212 Thanks for watching and commenting

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I hope you have good luck. So far, they have worked very well for us

Hey Mike, thanks for watching. I'm gonna check on that.I just can't this evening work it out in my head, I think the correct answer is, it doesn't matter.Because as you go forward the blades on the water pump will change. I've always put my housing on and twisted it clockwise as I installed the housing over the water pump. But I will check that out for you and get back to you tomorrow for sure Jim

Ok follow up to your question If you install the housing twisting it clockwise the impeller will be in the right angle/ position when done.I hope this will answer your question. Thanks for watching

Also, for 50 small birds, you can use one of the kiddy pools that you find at dollar stores at least til they get to where they can jump uot

Hello, We've never had that problem with the new Zebco reels. It could be the way you're spoiling line on the. reel. That could have a lot to do with it because it could be twisting line as it goes on the real. You might try just spooling the line on it a different way. And sometimes, if you're not using a swivel at the end of the line, that could also do it Thanks for watching and commenting.

Hello there may be..I have never fished there for them so I'm not sure. Thanks for watching and commenting. Let me know if you get a chance to go and get one

Hello Mike, I would use one of the large water tanks. That's what we are using and Works quite well as you can control the humidity and temperature easily by placing a top on it. Let me know if you have any further questions.Thanks for watching and commenting Jim

We Do have a few other videos on motor and carburetor repair on the channel. We try to stay up with all the videos but sometimes run behind

Thanks for watching and commenting Jim

Thanks for watching and commenting. We try to keep the pens up. There's a lot involved in quail care to keep the little buggers happy

Thanks for your comment. With non adjustable carbs either you can change to a smaller jet on the low-speed jet to help with the fuel richness. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and commenting

These were older videos on the particular carburetors. Tried to put every bit of detail we could into the videos to help people out. Thanks for your comments and thank you for watching. Check back for more videos soon.

They are fun to raise. Thanks for watching and commenting

the best thing to do if you're going to be fishing that close to the bottom with lead core line is to watch your rod tips. You'll be able to tell when your bait is hitting the bottom From the action on your rod tip. Because your rod tip will hop whenever it hits different objects on the bottom. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching and for your comment. Please keep checking in for other videos.

No, it's not. We catch plenty of fish there. Just gotta learn how to fish a clear water lake

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It was about 2002. Yes, it's old school, but there are still a lot of crossfows and inline models around

Wow, man. Love this comment. " You want all my secrets " Well, here you go. I always put my boat in at the Connelly Springs access on the cornelly Spring road. I just feel safer there. The bait I use most of the time if I'm drifting any Lake is usually fresh cut bait (bream) or shad. I'm sure that day we were using probably fresh cut bream. And the direction usually I'll start from the bridge and drift close to the river channel all the way up to where the sewer treatment plant is on the left. And then I will turn around and start back the other way. It really depends on the wind. If the wind's blowing, then i would have to use my trolling motor to keep a good direction of travel on my drift. Hey, thanks for tuning in and watching. Hope you subscribe and keep up with us on the channel. We do a lot of local fishing around here, thanks again. Jim

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Larry,I had to use a rubber bushing in the hole that was drilled for the reed.Kind of had to adapt it myself. You can get them from HUT game calls. Thanks for watching and commenting www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=www.hutproducts.com/mobile/departments.asp%3Fdept%3D105&ved=2ahUKEwie7JSp8PCCAxULJEQIHc9HCzAQFnoECBAQAQ&usg=AOvVaw17MuPVtOnfPAOtUnExukOC

Hello, thank you for your comment, we'll try to answer your question. As far as having a stump or stumps on your property, it's not entirely necessary. We have seen where people have just taken the salt or the mineral salt and just spread them on the ground and had much success that way. Once they do find them, they will keep at that area. And they will rake all the leaves back. And all the dirt and twigs and just make a big, clear area trying to get the salt. So if you're just found a good place close to where the deer were traveling would be an ideal spot for you to make a salt lick or to put out mineral salt. if you have any further questions or If I didn't answer everything to meet your question, just let me know. Once again, thank you for watching and for tuning in to pir UA-cam channel. - Jim

follow up: You don't have to make your area too big. Maybe 6 feet diameter and just sprinkle and spread the mineral salts around that area. Don't worry about to leaves. They will find them and move the leaves. Also, just try to pick out an area where the deer are moving close to the area you're gonna use to attract them. Using apples and other things that they are eating is a good way to get them to You're salt lick.

Thanks, yes, it is a great lake and can be very productive at times. Check out our channel. We have a lot more videos from that Lake. Thanks for watching and commenting

Yes I sure have. Never been there but I am going to make a trip someday. Thanks for watching and commenting. Tight lines. 🎣🎣🎣

Had it hanging for two weeks and didn't get any antsin it. Thanks for watching and commenting

The idea at the time was to get the tire pumped back up without removing it and get back to work. Works for me

NO, that's where I sprayed it to check for leaks. And wouldn't you know. It had none.

@@theoutdoorsportsmen ah, I figured all your sweat from ratcheting it down got all over it 🤭

We like it there. Use to have property there, so we go back often. Thanks for watching and commenting

Thanks for watching and commenting. it works great on wide tires

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Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope you liked it

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment and watching

I didn't realize it, but all that is a little tool that women use to thread a sewing needle.Thanks for watching and commenting.

Sounds like a wise man. Thanks for watching and commenting

Yep sure do and most were bigger then 4 lbs

Okay, thanks for your question. If you have a depth finder on your boat, you need. To first find out at what depth the fish are at.. At that point, most rods from the reel to the first eye is roughly about 2 feet. So one way you can do that is you can count. Pull out line from your reel to the first eye and count, Every pull from the reel to the first eye should be two feet as you go down and that's one way that you can keep track of your depth if you are using a spinning reel, They usually have a little tab that's on the spool. You can put your line and hook it to that tab on the spool that and it will get you back down there every time in the same place Thanks again for watching, and thank you for your comment.

Yes I thought that was familiar . I remember seeing my mom use them. Took me this long to figure it out. Thanks for watching and commenting

Yes, sir, helps me cause half the time I can't find my glasses 😉

Terry, let me check and I'll let you know

Terry, OK, Yes According to the manual it will take the same Impella kit. Good luck with the repair. Thanks for watching

No Kevin, between Covid,the heat, and expense we are now raising small dogs. If there's anything I can help you with let me know. Thanks again for your comment and watching

I wondered who's line that was around the trolling motor now. I known thanks for watchin, and thanks for your comment.tight line's

I appreciate you watching, and your comment will try to do more short videos like that. Tight lines

Got that on for my wife, and it works great. Thanks for watching David and for your comment

They seem to have come a long way with their reels.