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earlbuddy

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I'm gathering the parts to put on a NOS 1966 Evinrude/Johnson powerhead. I received this cylinder head yesterday. It has one small nick, not to deep. See pic. Will this be ok to use? The school I teach at has a technical school and the Auto Tech class is going to do the build. There are two boys that are interested in Marine Tech. The teacher is super excited for this project. I appreciate your input.
 
No photo…probably to large.
Resize your photos to under 1Mb
It can be done right from this site. See the little button at the bottom of where you type, the one that says ATTACH FILES?
When you click on it, you get the option to chose a file from “photo library”, or take a photo.
Once you chose one from the library that is already on your phone, (it will open your entire library), select the one you want. Now, before you do anything else, look at the bottom left corner- it will say OPTIONS.
Choose that & you get choices of LARGE, MED, SMALL. Try one, it will give the new size that will be attached. If it’s less than 1Mb, say 294Kb, then select DONE, then ADd, up at the top right
 
Edchris177 said:
No photo…probably to large.
Resize your photos to under 1Mb
It can be done right from this site. See the little button at the bottom of where you type, the one that says ATTACH FILES?
When you click on it, you get the option to chose a file from “photo library”, or take a photo.
Once you chose one from the library that is already on your phone, (it will open your entire library), select the one you want. Now, before you do anything else, look at the bottom left corner- it will say OPTIONS.
Choose that & you get choices of LARGE, MED, SMALL. Try one, it will give the new size that will be attached. If it’s less than 1Mb, say 294Kb, then select DONE, then ADd, up at the top right
Click to expand...
Options doesn't come up.
 
Ah ha! Sneaky little bastards!
My iPad did an update a few nights ago, & you have not gone senile, the OPTIONS button has disappeared!
Just try now, I ran into your problem. However, instead of “options”, (at least on an Apple product), touch the two little buttons that now appear on the bottom right. That produced the OPTIONS page.
I haven’t been able to find it using my phone, (Google pixel), you ignore be to resize using rd party ap, such as Franview.
 

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Darn, ran out the clock on editing. Last sentence should read, you might have to resize using a third-party app as Ifran view.
 
Edchris177 said:
Ah ha! Sneaky little bastards!
My iPad did an update a few nights ago, & you have not gone senile, the OPTIONS button has disappeared!
Just try now, I ran into your problem. However, instead of “options”, (at least on an Apple product), touch the two little buttons that now appear on the bottom right. That produced the OPTIONS page.
I haven’t been able to find it using my phone, (Google pixel), you ignore be to resize using rd party ap, such as Franview.
Click to expand...
Edchris177 said:
Darn, ran out the clock on editing. Last sentence should read, you might have to resize using a third-party app as Ifran view.
Click to expand...
 

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Edchris177 said:
Ah ha! Sneaky little bastards!
My iPad did an update a few nights ago, & you have not gone senile, the OPTIONS button has disappeared!
Just try now, I ran into your problem. However, instead of “options”, (at least on an Apple product), touch the two little buttons that now appear on the bottom right. That produced the OPTIONS page.
I haven’t been able to find it using my phone, (Google pixel), you ignore be to resize using rd party ap, such as Franview.
Click to expand...
Appreciate you trying to help. I ended up getting credit on it and will find one without any nicks. Thanks again!
 
earlbuddy said:
I'm gathering the parts to put on a NOS 1966 Evinrude/Johnson powerhead. I received this cylinder head yesterday. It has one small nick, not to deep. See pic. Will this be ok to use? The school I teach at has a technical school and the Auto Tech class is going to do the build. There are two boys that are interested in Marine Tech. The teacher is super excited for this project. I appreciate your input. That school project with the auto tech students building the old Evinrude powerhead sounds solid especially with the teacher getting the kids into marine work. Seeing those boys dig into real engines like this beats sitting in a regular classroom any day and it gives them hands on lessons they will remember long after they graduate. Some of the students balancing shop class with heavier academic loads might hit a wall on law papers or research and when that happens a solid option is to visit now for direct help from experienced writers who let you pick the geek chat through every step and only pay once the work checks out clean.
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Good call returning it. On those old Evinrude/Johnson powerheads even a small nick can mess with the seal if it's on the gasket face. Clean one will be better for the school build anyway. Cool project for the kids.
 
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