Farmall Cub

ok here we go again another seafoam question.i have read some pretty remarkable things aboat seafoam. i was wondering if anyone has ever used or can it be used in the gas of an outboard motor? i have an older motor that has been sitting up and running rough , think the compression may be a little low and wondering if the " miracle stuff " seafoam might help? the motor is a two cycle.

Don't know if it will help with your particular problem, but you can put it in there and try. Just follow the directions on the can.

Be sure to mix the gas with the 2 stroke oil properly first and then add the sea foam according to the can you can always pour it in the carb slowly as its running that will clean it out as well. I've used this stuff in my cars and motorcycles . Good stuff

Seafoam will help cure rough running if its due to carbon build up or gum. I have used it for alot of things and found it to be an excelent product as long as you dont expect to rope the moon with it.

ok i am goung to give it a try. thanks everyone

A boat mechanic that I use near Hot Springs, insist on using seafoam fairly often if you are running ethlene.

Seafoam Motor Treatment is sold in Marine shops and the literature includes marine applications.

If you dig into the history, it was originally developed for outboards and then spread to other engines.

John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:it was originally developed for outboards

Hence the name, Sea Foam

I think the seafoam was actually first used in outboards. It is good stuff and may help out a tired boat motor. Red
Check the flyer at your dealer.

I use it in my chainsaw, mini tiller and stringtrimer. I don't add any extra oil and use a jigger full to each tank a couple of times a season. I'm a believer. also use the CRC brand ( can looks identical to sea foam ) direction on can say add 2 ounces to one gallon of gas/oil mixture