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Plug in stater |
Posted by: Steve carroll - 01-25-2017, 03:53 PM - Forum: For Sale/Wanted
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I'm in need of a plug in starter left hand ccw.could build my own if I could find a ccw motor.any suggestions.have tried lawnmower starter.got it to turn ccw but not strong enough to turn motor 820.
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for sale disclaimer we suggest you use and abide by |
Posted by: David Luciani - 01-24-2017, 08:56 PM - Forum: For Sale/Wanted
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Terms of offer to sell (aka, the "fine print"):
1. This is not an auction. There are no rules. Ebay has rules. This is not eBay.
2. Offers to buy and all discussion only by PM, e-mail or phone call – not on the Forum. I'm not interested in assassinating your character, or having my character assassinated.
3.Generally the successful buyer will be the first person to agree to buy the item at a specific price. I don’t play bidding war games. Life is too short. 4. I reserve the right to not sell to anyone, at my discretion. Please play nice.
5. All items are offered as-is, with no guarantees and no returns. I may make an exception to this in special cases.
6. Expectations of rapid response to PM’s and rapid shipping should be laid aside in favor of exercising your virtue of patience.
I may be quick, or I may be slow – but I always deliver.
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Vintagekarts wayback copy of forum |
Posted by: David Luciani - 01-24-2017, 04:27 PM - Forum: General
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For the guys desperate to access info on the forum before it crashed we have a link to the wayback machine. this is a searchable copy of the forum made by wayback.
while you can't sign in or post everything till the date they copied it is available for reading and research.
dave l
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CAD's tryin' to do my back in! |
Posted by: ted johnson - 01-24-2017, 02:32 PM - Forum: General
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WOW! I'm finally back at Pro/E CAD after waiting a LOOOONG time to get my computer back from the shop. I've been making the models and drawings for Pruit G.'s Konig carb manifolds. The need was for one for Tilly HL with throttle shaft vertical, one horizontal, and for the Tilly HR/Mikuni with throttle shaft vertical, one horizontal. The manifolds are simple enough, but my old eyes are at the point where I haveta peer at the screen at close range to see all the lettering. My poor back is screaming today, I can tell you. Anyhow, they're done. All I need to do is correct one error I made defining a 5/16-18 thread, make fresh PDF's and send 'em to good ol' Pruit. Next projects are to finish the Ramos PP-58/82 crankcase drawings for Brian T., and some snowmobile parts for Charlie C. Feels good to be doing something useful once again! A lot of credit goes to all the vintage karting friends, like Pruit, Big Dave L., Paul Bennett, Dean and Joe Kanocz, Jack Canady, Al Klusman, Bob Kurkowski, Rob Voska, Larry Brown and Ron Cubel who've helped so much. Thanks to all! Ted
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mcculloch flywheels |
Posted by: steve miller - 01-23-2017, 09:47 PM - Forum: Mcculloch Engines
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have 3 different flywheels ..?? ..does mc6 have special flywheel or just crank keyed diff.
one flywheel is keyed slightly before long center mark ..mc6.?? ..
one is keyed pretty much straight up ..5 degree..??
one is keyed slightly ahead ..std ..??
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