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Discussion in 'The Bucket' started by sollie7, Apr 14, 2010.

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  1. s10lowrider1994

    s10lowrider1994 Feather Duster

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    Just out of curiosity, is it a vertical or horizontal shaft engine?
     
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  2. sollie7

    sollie7 Millepora

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    horizontal
     
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  3. sollie7

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    Guess who just got the pump off! so excited I had to take it all apart and mr sledge did come in handy. Also messed with the throttle and idle and it runs great and idles low Im about to make a vid of this beast running
     
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  4. sollie7

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    so expect a go cart build pretty soon

    ill go make a vid of it running before I take it off the pressure washer cart
     
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  5. s10lowrider1994

    s10lowrider1994 Feather Duster

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    That will be a blast. We had an old Manco frame that had a retro fitted 5 horse B&S on it. It would fly even with me on it.
     
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  6. sollie7

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    cool briggs are good motors our tiller thats like 100 years old or something has a briggs and still runs great

    haha gotta say honda is my favorite though

    This thing is gonna be crazy with me and a 11hp honda

    about to upload the video this thing always starts first pull runs a little rough at the beginning because I had the choke on but then I took it off and you can hear it idle
     
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  7. sollie7

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    in a min flickr takes a long as time
     
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  10. gabbagabbawill

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    Assuming both halves are metal, you can use a torch to heat it up, then slip it apart...

    Also, you may want to try to soak it in some hydraulic fluid around the seam... just don't let it contact any important rubber bits or get on your skin.

    Also, caution when using a torch that some solvents can be deadly when heated and vaporized, so be careful not to have any dangerous chemicals on the parts you're hitting with the flame.
     
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