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Old 01-11-2020, 09:55 AM
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I’ve got another question that’s got me stumped. Why does this 10 horse have a wrap around heat shield and my 12 horse have a short one? My 125 has a replacement engine , so I thought that was the answer. But then I found this 10 horse on eBay, original engine, short heat shield. The reason I’m asking is because when taking parts off the 10 horse, it seemed like everything on the exhaust side of the motor had gotten hot at some point. Points wire and coil wire were baked and brittle. Head bolts on that side were really hard to remove etc... should I find a short shield or is it something I’m putting way to much thought into?
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Every thing is yellow now! Got it done early this morning,been throwing the heat to it all day. Hopefully will be able to put some pieces together tomorrow.
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That's really looking nice.
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Thank you. Got at it early this morning, and then I found this! Can’t believe I forgot to paint the tank.... it was wrapped up in a towel in the corner.
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Guess I’ll hit it when I do the white, just sucks having to clean the gun twice...
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I did save myself 80 bucks for a drive hub. Just welded it up, and cut out the slot with a grinder. Should work for a bit.
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Loooooookingood!
Change your oil as soon as you can,
and often.
Sand blasting the engine like that will have sand finding its way in.
Don't ask me how I know.
Regardless, you're doing a damn good job.
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Looking good Nate!
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Looks good!
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Thanks again everyone. Very good advice on changing the oil, I didn’t sandblast anything, that’s just primer after a once over with the old wire wheel.
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