OUTBOARD JET 200 circa 1967

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  • March 24, 2016 at 12:15 pm #3903
    gelo
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      😀 hello everyone I’ve decided to keep my outboard jet and get it running I see there is a demand for the impeller, I am a machinist and I intend to do research and try to fabricate one and or make modify an existing one and see what I come up with this may not happen immediately, of course 3-D printing is the way to go but the materials right now are too flimsy. I will keep the site posted on what I come up with once again this may take a while 😛 happy tinkering to ALL 🙂

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      March 24, 2016 at 1:04 pm #33851
      lotec
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        Gelo – I’m glad you found my OddjobMotors website and found the information of help.

        Good luck with finding it a new home!

        March 25, 2016 at 1:42 pm #33894
        gelo
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          Now the pictures of my motor are on my post what it be possible for you to delete your reply, not to confuse anyone thank you Gelo

          March 25, 2016 at 5:31 pm #33906
          tom-c
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            I think the real value in your Outboard Jet is the impeller. There are quite a few outboard jets out there with broken or missing impellers. If someone could copy and reproduce those impellers, a lot more outboard jets would run again.

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