I have a 35HP Evinrude tiller (1977). It has electric start and fires right up and idles great. When I shift into forward and reverse and increase the tiller throttle slowly (or fast) the motor sputters out so I have to shift to neutral and repeat. It happens about every time if I stop to fish for even a few minutes before re-firing. After it is running, I can go to a spot and idle down and it'll stay running at slow speeds, but if I shut it off the process starts over again.
Any thoughts... My guesses are bad gas? rich/lean mixture needs adjustment? Let it warm up longer? Idle from neutral and shift into forward/reverse and slowly work up the throttle?
Hopefully it's not more serious, but I'll take opinions and thoughts on this. I'm hoping someone else has gone through this issue as well.
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I went ahead and watched some of the MLF coverage. Wheeler didn’t make the cut but the bigger story was the Poche/Avera fallout.
Kinda funny listening to both sides of the story and putting together the scenario, reading between the lines.
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I have a 35HP Evinrude tiller (1977). It has electric start and fires right up and idles great. When I shift into forward and reverse and increase the tiller throttle slowly (or fast) the motor sputters out so I have to shift to neutral and repeat. It happens about every time if I stop to fish for even a few minutes before re-firing. After it is running, I can go to a spot and idle down and it'll stay running at slow speeds, but if I shut it off the process starts over again.
Any thoughts... My guesses are bad gas? rich/lean mixture needs adjustment? Let it warm up longer? Idle from neutral and shift into forward/reverse and slowly work up the throttle?
Hopefully it's not more serious, but I'll take opinions and thoughts on this. I'm hoping someone else has gone through this issue as well.
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