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Old 10-16-2018, 02:16 PM
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Old 10-16-2018, 07:56 PM
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IT’S ALIVE! I was impressed at how well it started up. Better than my 2166 actually. I need to make some adjustments to the carburetor and governor, but I was able to get it to run very smooth, it just wants to rev to the max when I let off the throttle control. I have to do some homework tonight on adjusting the governor linkage and springs. ( again, this is out of my comfort zone. I’m used to fuel injectors and computer systems. ) Now that I know it runs, I can clean up my Frankenstein wires and get a real battery for it, install the ignition switch( it’s what came with it so go easy on me ) and Friday I need to replace a wheel bearing. It HAS to roll Monday because we have some big wigs comming to our dealer and I need to stash it out of sight
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Dont worry.. the governor is very simple to adjust. If you need help just shout! Congrats btw
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Very good. Glad to hear/read there's still some life left in it.
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I got the idle all adjusted. Then I took it out for a spin in the parking lot today. Still amazed at how well it runs!
This winter I will plan on repainting it if all goes well.
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