Photos of 1951-52 Seagull 40 minus

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  • Monte NZ

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    #179451

    Hi All,
    Could someone please put up photos of the above as I am having problems where to route the throttle cable which is rubbing against the flywheel.
    My motor has a fixed tiller arm which comes off a stub of metal, about an inch long and is part of the front of the crankcase.
    To the best of my knowledge this system was used on the early Minus 40 motors before the design was changed to the folding tiller arm style fitted to later models
    during the late 1950s.

    May I add, that I have hunted high and low on the net but cannot find any close up photos!

    Thanks in anticipation
    Monte NZ.


    eltoquad

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    #179452

    Have you tried posting or looking on “Saving Old Sea Gulls” site? Much more likely to get help there.


    outboardnut

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    #179453

    maybe someone from this site can help
    http://www.saving-old-seagulls.co.uk/


    Monte NZ

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    #179477

    Thanks very much eltoquad and outboard nut for your suggestions.
    I have had look on “Saving Old Seagulls”and found three good photos which have been a big help……..well done!
    It certainly is a great site for Seagull owners!

    Thanks once again.
    Monte NZ


    outboardnut

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    #179487

    No Problem Kiwi
    I hope thats ok to say
    The internet says its alright
    From Wikipedia,
    Kiwi (/kiːwiː/) is the nickname used internationally for people from New Zealand,[1][2] as well as being a relatively common self-reference.[3] Unlike many demographic labels, its usage is not considered offensive; rather, it is generally viewed as a symbol of pride and endearment for the people of New Zealand.[4] The name derives from the kiwi, a native flightless bird, which is a national symbol of New Zealand


    Monte NZ

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    #179515

    Hi Outboard nut.
    Well done! It’s definitely OK .It’s used here continuously. We love hearing it, so don’t hesitate to use it.
    Iv’e never heard of anyone being offended!

    Best wishes

    Monte NZ

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