Splitting the case
Feb 3, 2006 | 10:57 PM
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I'm kind of scared.
I got everything back together. The last hour I have been working on it in the rain with a tono cover from my truck draped over me. I have this cool little light that attaches to my hat bill so I could see. I am ready to hit the start button after I fill her up with oil and coolant.
Anything I should be doing before cranking?
I got everything back together. The last hour I have been working on it in the rain with a tono cover from my truck draped over me. I have this cool little light that attaches to my hat bill so I could see. I am ready to hit the start button after I fill her up with oil and coolant.
Anything I should be doing before cranking?
Feb 4, 2006 | 12:06 PM
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Prolly to late now but you should always remove one spark plug and turn her over by hand first. If all goes well. Install the plug and fire her up.
You didn't post a victory yell last night so......???
You didn't post a victory yell last night so......???
Feb 4, 2006 | 12:27 PM
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Man... I've been reading this thread since the very begining, and I'm pullin for ya bro, fingers crossed and all that stuff... but damn you can't leave me in suspense like this... what happened? I'm a sucker for cliff hangers.
Feb 4, 2006 | 06:05 PM
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OMG!! I am touching myself!!!!!!!!!!
Sorry for the suspense. I worked on it in the dark whiule it was raining until I could take no more. I woke up this morning and hauled a$$ into town to get the oil the dealer said he would leave for me last night outside the back door but didn't. HE GAVE ME $ QUARTS OF OIL. How cool of him Brandon Radcliff. World Champion Jet skier/Dealer
Anyway, I just came in from turning it over and firing her up. And I mean just like always, with just a bump on the starter!
I read and did what you said Eaglecollector before turning it over with the starter.
WOOOOOOOOO HHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can't believe it!!!! Yeah!.
There is a race tomorrow for the taking. I am going to see what I can do!
Maybe I shouldn't as I want to sell it.
Thanks everyone for the cheerleading.
And a big fat Southern kiss to the dude who made the website of the fork replacement! XXXXXXXXXXX
Sorry for the suspense. I worked on it in the dark whiule it was raining until I could take no more. I woke up this morning and hauled a$$ into town to get the oil the dealer said he would leave for me last night outside the back door but didn't. HE GAVE ME $ QUARTS OF OIL. How cool of him Brandon Radcliff. World Champion Jet skier/Dealer
Anyway, I just came in from turning it over and firing her up. And I mean just like always, with just a bump on the starter!
I read and did what you said Eaglecollector before turning it over with the starter.
WOOOOOOOOO HHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can't believe it!!!! Yeah!.
There is a race tomorrow for the taking. I am going to see what I can do!
Maybe I shouldn't as I want to sell it.
Thanks everyone for the cheerleading.
And a big fat Southern kiss to the dude who made the website of the fork replacement! XXXXXXXXXXX
Feb 4, 2006 | 10:44 PM
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Originally posted by: mudnuri
I read and did what you said Eaglecollector before turning it over with the starter.
And a big fat Southern kiss to the dude who made the website of the fork replacement! XXXXXXXXXXX
I read and did what you said Eaglecollector before turning it over with the starter.
And a big fat Southern kiss to the dude who made the website of the fork replacement! XXXXXXXXXXX
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