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    bullie
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      That’s what I am hoping for, low hours. I have a 55 5.5 Johnson that also had the original coils. No way to know for sure but I have wondered how long they sat up…waiting for me to find them.

      #46329
      bullie
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        Well, after a new head gasket, coils, condensers, water pump impeller, carb kit, fuel lines, and various gaskets the 1956 7.5 Johnson is back up and running. Looks like a good one.

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzVPK6FNdZ8

        #46330
        PugetSoundBoater
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          quote Bullie:

          Well, after a new head gasket, coils, condensers, water pump impeller, carb kit, fuel lines, and various gaskets the 1956 7.5 Johnson is back up and running. Looks like a good one.
          Nice video Mark!
          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzVPK6FNdZ8

          "Some people want to know how a watch works, others just want to know what time it is"
          Robbie Robertson

          #46391
          hdted
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            Nice motor. I really like those bronze Johnsons.

            #46399
            johnyrude200
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              Minor thread hyjack, but had to post given the rarity. I just salvaged one of those oliver stands. I do think the legs are all the same for the OMC ones and the Oliver. I own several OMC stands, with this Oliver stand it was exposed to water for years and the legs literally crumbled when I pulled a ’57 big twin off of it.

              Havent had a chance to try one of those legs, but Im pretty sure they interchange.

              #46408
              fisherman6
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                US Member

                Looks like it should be a good one, Mark. Thanks for the video.
                -Ben

                OldJohnnyRude on YouTube

                #46521
                chinewalker
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                  US Member

                  The Oliver stands were made by Vollrath, an aftermarket supplier. They made similar stands (same motor board, different tags) for Mercury, Wizard and Scott Atwater, too. I make miniatures of them for the K&O toy outboards.

                  #46539
                  garry-in-michigan
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                    Chicnewalker does a great job – I have one for my K&O 1954 Big Twin.
                    . . 😀

                    #46651
                    johnyrude200
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                      Hit the nail on the head CHinewalker, flipped it over and stamped is "Vollrath CO. U.S.A. 3201"

                      Trying to remember the last time I saw anything I bought with a metal stamp that said U.S.A.

                      #46673
                      PugetSoundBoater
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                        I met a Us Army Ranger,commented on how his Berret looked,he took it off and showed me the label"made in China" WOW! Couldn’t believe it !IThink the IRS forms are still made here in the good ol USA. 🙂

                        "Some people want to know how a watch works, others just want to know what time it is"
                        Robbie Robertson

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