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<blockquote data-quote="tornado" data-source="post: 25080" data-attributes="member: 270"><p>When I bought my boat the seller basiclly threw this 4hp Evinrude Lightwin for free. I only use the boat in farm ponds, so it has been sitting in my shed since I bought it. I want to try it out on a large pond to see if it is strong enough to push my boat on a river. I have never owned or operated an outboard before, so what do I need to know to get it running? The only thing I do know is not to run it out of a water source. I have bought a tank, fittings, hoses, bulb and 2cycle oil.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tornado, post: 25080, member: 270"] When I bought my boat the seller basiclly threw this 4hp Evinrude Lightwin for free. I only use the boat in farm ponds, so it has been sitting in my shed since I bought it. I want to try it out on a large pond to see if it is strong enough to push my boat on a river. I have never owned or operated an outboard before, so what do I need to know to get it running? The only thing I do know is not to run it out of a water source. I have bought a tank, fittings, hoses, bulb and 2cycle oil. [/QUOTE]
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