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Still a little early to get the barrel out but, the 8
year old in me couldn’t wait to see if it would run.
Tubs
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https://youtu.be/95LZcL9Y1YY
Its not me Bob. Unless I screw something up,
these thing usually start right up. Ole makes me
look good. I give him all the credit.
So this time I got the camera out to show how
easily it is to get one of theses going again and
this one turned out to be camera shy.
The second try I had the mixture screw open too
much and it flooded.
Once it was cleaned out it took off.
I made a battery box for these with 2 batteries so I’d
have a back up. The switch is to change from one to
the other. From the looks of the screws I’d better
change the switch as well. No telling what it looks
like inside.
Tubs
For the most part, the older the motors, the
simpler they become. If the opportunity comes-
relatively complete -reasonable priced, step in.
Learning what to look for as far as worn or
damaged parts can be costly. Most are fairly
easy to work on although the position of the
coil and how its mounted is a pain on these.
Once you get a Super Elto dialed in, they start
easily, are very reliable, and fun to run.
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