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Post by larrball on Nov 29, 2013 18:26:26 GMT -6
I ride all year around unless i see ice/snow.
road last week in 15 Deg with no problem.
Like richard said i thank it's a carb-running too lean.
If he is in fact running rich and has a primmer pump on the carb, he might be flooding it if he twist's the throttle as the enricher kicks in.
Just a thought-- did that to me on the stock carb i current have on untell i went rich on the A/F mix and now i squeeze the handle and hit start and never touch the throttle.
When it warms up (summer time) i adjust the A/F mix leaner.
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Post by larrball on Feb 9, 2013 23:17:06 GMT -6
We lucked out in MO. Cold, but snow is free- and no.. we doin't need any free snow. Thank you.  Hey it's an ice age, so they say.  I do have to say, i like the pic's hank- Make a.... Snow man- Igloonoy -- (dome) And put LED lighin.. -- Rmember-- to post you'r artwork. |
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Post by larrball on Sept 8, 2012 2:16:00 GMT -6
Humm that is odd. Now i don't have a burb, but just looking at it it seems like some kinda water pump seep hole. looked around and found this.. not that it's of much help but.. heck i wanted to know as well. burgmanusa.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=55188In some odd way i think that if it is, it would be a good place to put one if only because if you had a water pump seal fail and it leaks right near the oil fill... you're going to look and investigate ASAP. Hey just a thought.  |
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Post by larrball on Aug 10, 2012 2:32:27 GMT -6
Oh ya you cant let your kid's do that now.. no tree looking...lol. or you go to jail.
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Post by larrball on Aug 10, 2012 2:29:03 GMT -6
I'm not that old.. yet. But i do remember having a few Crown Cola's, and if candy and icee pop's where to be had, well mom can make them when she makes a few loves of wheat bread. Tough times, i would not trade and would pay a better dime to have back.Fresh homemade bread and churned butter?-- there is no, not even one compersion to that .. not in any store bought i've tasted. Now I grew up in the country and we only went "to town" about every 2 weeks-- to the coop (MFA coop -Columbia Mo) for supply's. But that was ok because we as kid's didnt have time for all that in town stuff.. we had a NEW tree fort to work on, and this time we need it to be higher then 50'.. too much gravel dust from trucks at 50'.  |
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Post by larrball on Aug 7, 2012 1:43:55 GMT -6
Love this thread JR. I remember almost all of this. I also sold Grit as a kid, had about 25-30 people i sold them too. One older man Mr. Fisher i will never forget every time i came by we would look at it together and talk for about 30 to 45 min's.. He was about 60 at the time. Had that Grit toke bag as well. A time when they would send you as many as you thank you will sell.. no up front cost, no tricks,scams or BS. A good way to help instill responsibility and made you feel like a real businessman. A REAL newspaper that just about anyone could find something he/she would like... even a 10 year old. |
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Post by larrball on Jun 24, 2012 16:34:29 GMT -6
That does look good, and whats even icing on the cake is that the food you harvest doesn't have all the inset-asides and what not.
So it's much better tasting just to say the least.
Looks to me like your a one family farmers market.
This is by far one of the best threads I've seen to date.
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Post by larrball on Jun 23, 2012 9:40:43 GMT -6
Yep, Luke Does use the force, (and we only thought Star Wars) He Has Expanded! The forse that is....  No more Luke joke's today .......  |
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Post by larrball on Jun 23, 2012 9:23:26 GMT -6
He used the force collie. larrball, LMAO! It's taken me 2 days to understand the comment.  It's tough being dyslexic sometimes but can make for great laughs at yourself many time. Remember: "When life gives you melons, you may be dyslexic"! M/C ;D No need to DI-leX because "Friend's Doin't let other friends ride without glass.$$"  (unless ther not lookin/diffrent story)  |
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Post by larrball on Jun 20, 2012 19:18:26 GMT -6
Luke, where do you come up with this shit? Very funny! It's an American classic that I've used for years even though I'm only 28. Now go ride your blue banana!  M/C He used the force collie. |
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Post by larrball on Jun 20, 2012 3:28:10 GMT -6
Rode Scooter to work today. 25mph Winds.. What fun Well todd, try it on a 50cc. And NO, ya can't get off and push for faster.. (well ya can but it's no fun  ) |
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Post by larrball on Jun 18, 2012 18:11:01 GMT -6
Put in a new fuel sending unit today. The little push washer that holds the float/rod/contacts in place backed off enough that the contacts went bad and a repair is simply just buying time. The new one works better then the old one ever did. After plugin in and testing the new one for any problems i installed it. Had 1/4 tank and the new one read ALMOST 1/4 tank. Went to the filling station and put in $1.00 and looked in the tank to see it at 3/4 full, turned the key and right at 3/4 full. Not bad and no rod bending or float negotiations needed. |
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Post by larrball on Jun 8, 2012 20:02:50 GMT -6
Took the CVT cover off to look at my belt and put a bit of grease in the CVT cover where the bendex rides.
All looked good other then a little glazing on the belt.
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Post by larrball on Apr 28, 2012 22:35:50 GMT -6
Good thing i doint have a cheery tree. I'd make a tree fort, so i can pic em. And yes sir, i can still get my old ass in ger and climb a tree. And if not, i'll find one that can. (my son ) |
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