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From: Turbo231
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  • @MrMotorKid sell it to me i need spares for mine. !!

  • make a bike!

  • lol my weedwacker is twice the size of that

  • I love these things! theyre so quiet for two strokes at idle anyways, the one ive got runs great now with a new carb, plus the one i have has a clutch

  • I have the same weedwhacker as that, im having the same probs as you, but mine isnt happy with any mixture, might fire but wont run on its own =( any suggestions on what to do?

  • if it has the same problem its probably to lean

  • Ok thanks i might look into that :)

  • watch davidsfarm's video on how to adjust 2 stroke carbs. he always says "guaranteed 100% youll be able to make it go"

  • Mine didn't go. :( It had carb problems but I'm gonna throw it out now anyway since I lost most of the screws holding the front on. So the engine is just held on by one screw.

  • poor little guy

  • Hey I just got one of these complete I guess I should lubricate the main bearing before the same thing happens to it

  • Expand it? That was a smart move on your part! Sounds good!!

  • What a piece of JUNK!! Their chainsaw stink as well!!

  • Yeah, it was the cheapest thing available at the time. The main shaft bearing overheated and failed...which doomed the machine. It has no clutch. We replaced it with a Ryobi that has the "Expand it" system so if we lost another bearing, it could easily be replaced.

  • Me and my pop just discovered a little 20cc Shindaiwa trimmer we had stored that still fired up and today I hollowed out the exhaust so its pretty much striaght through, it sounds like a dirt bike. I hope to get a vid of it up soon. Anyways, cool motor!

  • The engine is a little bit rich, isn't it?

  • It's more with the lack of running and wrong fuel/oil mixture. Our chainsaws require more oil in the gas then the weed whackers do, so they tend to smoke more.

  • not wanting to stay running after sitting is probably because the diaphram in the carb is a little to dry. happens on most small power equipment that sits for a while.

  • cool

  • that's pretty bad ass! :D

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