1947 3.6hp Scott Atwater fuel tank transfer availability.

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  • November 8, 2015 at 12:56 am #26739
    Monte NZ
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      Hi B Morrison (Brian)
      I contacted Dixie H using the email address you gave me. but the above decal is unfortunately out of stock, so any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
      Thanks once again for trying to help.

      Kind regards
      MonteNZ

      November 8, 2015 at 5:28 am #26757
      cajuncook1
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        Monte, sorry I’ve been stuck at work all weekend. I maybe to help you with a manual. Please PM me your email address. I will be able to respond back Monday or Tuesday.

        November 11, 2015 at 3:39 am #26901
        cajuncook1
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          Monte, please check your email. Let me know if there was any issues.

          Cheers,
          cajuncook1

          November 12, 2015 at 6:44 pm #26967
          cajuncook1
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            Here are pictures of the metal dial bracket that allows the tiller to go up and down. The metal bracket has the ability to dial around to allow the tiller to lock into place to allow to you to carry the motor and it functions like a handle.

            November 12, 2015 at 6:58 pm #26969
            cajuncook1
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              Here are the pictures of the mounting clamp and tilting mechanism. I took a bunch of pictures at different angles. Hopefully I captured what you were looking for.

              November 12, 2015 at 7:01 pm #26970
              cajuncook1
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                November 13, 2015 at 9:43 am #27010
                Monte NZ
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                  Hi Cajunook1
                  David, thank you very much for all the photos!. As the old saying goes, "a photo is worth a thousand words"! They will be a big big help in making replacement parts for the tilt mechanism and especially the steel collar device that locks the tiller handle up or down…….fortunately I still have dad’s lathe I should be able to make one and even do the knurling on it, but it certainly won’t be a five minute job! You may remember from a previous post of mine, that dad’s motor only had a piece of strap steel as a tiller and over 40 yrs ago I came across an original tiller but the steel collar parts were very rusted.

                  In an earlier post I mentioned that I can’t find the Serial No. on the motor and again was wondering if any one would have any idea where it is located?
                  Your motor has a little plate on the outside of one of the transom brackets showing the Model and Serial No……..there is no evidence of any sort, that a ID plate was ever mounted on dad’s one?

                  Thanks very much again for all you help!!

                  Kind regards
                  MonteNZ

                  November 13, 2015 at 1:34 pm #27019
                  jnjvan
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                    MonteNZ – I have a couple of Scotts of the same vintage. I will check this weekend to see where the serial number is located. As I recall, on some of the earlier motors, it was stamped on the leg or the transom bracket.

                    I am fairly certain that I have an extra tiller lock collar. I would be happy to send you the parts if you cover the shipping charge.

                    John Van

                    November 13, 2015 at 1:37 pm #27020
                    cajuncook1
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                      MoneyNZ, try using our free classified section. You maybe able find a member that has a parts motor that would sell you the parts that you need for a reasonable price. Thousands of those motors were made in the US. The steel tanks suffered from corrosion unfortunately.

                      Please read the posting rules.

                      Can’t wait to see and hear you get your motor up and running.

                      Cheers,

                      David T.

                      November 14, 2015 at 4:28 am #27045
                      Monte NZ
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                        Hi John Van
                        Thanks very much for your offer in helping me find where the Serial No. is located on my dad’s motor and thank you very much indeed for your offer of the tiller lock collar parts. That would be great!!

                        Please don’t think that I am ungrateful, but would your one be in as good a condition as the one shown in the photos by Cajuncook1?
                        I would certainly expect to pay the postage, but would you mind inquiring the postage cost to New Zealand. Unfortunately from what I have heard, postage costs to this country from USA have increased quite a bit ……..one of the problems of "living at the bottom of the world"!

                        The photo of the transfer on the fuel tank in my original post, was posted by a friend who knew how to use Photo Bucket. At this stage I don’t know how to work it,so would you be happy if I sent you a PM with my email address and I would then forward photos of my lock collar parts to you via Picasa which I am familiar with.

                        Looking forward to hearing from you and thanks very much once again for your kind offer.

                        Kind regards
                        MonteNZ

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