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Old 11-30-2012, 02:45 PM
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We'll have to have a vid of Evan's maiden voyage!
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Well i hear it's not staying consistent with its running so he's picking up a few more things and since it sat outside the hydro levers were/are frozen... he will get it i think!
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Well i hear it's not staying consistent with its running so he's picking up a few more things and since it sat outside the hydro levers were/are frozen... he will get it i think!
Dukes levers are frozen or the Cub's?

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You must know more about Duke than i want too didn't know he had levers
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Sounds like Duke needs to lube his levers
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Evan drove it but no video of it yet.
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After playing with carb settings replacing fuel filters I finally had enough and put the #26 on it and fixed the problem. I'm going to have to make my own throttle controls but it should be fine after that. The #26 that I'm using is off a 100 so the throws are different. I got the hydro levers freed up buy loosening the friction disc on the cross shaft.

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