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nice job!
Building a SP125C / 101B Kart Saw
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ozflea
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Looks great Brad you have done a rather nice job like all you do on saws
McBob.
McBob.
McC
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The last video is 1:01 long! Nice detail.
Scott
Scott
parrisw
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Looks real nice Brad!!
Thanks guys. Something like this is definately more rewarding than a new saw. It's a whole different kind of cool
Dennis Cahoon
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Why didn't you paint the the starter housing metal flake blue like original Brad?
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I've never seen an original. I like the sounds of that! I'll try to make that happen when I get around to doing mine.
ozflea
Good ol' BP Zoom 25-1
Very nice. I like that.
e-bay seller GM??? in Vermillion, OH has the spark plug covers, not unreasonable on the price.
Looking good by the way. I think Dennis was pulling your leg on the starter cover paint, look again at his photo...
Mark
Looking good by the way. I think Dennis was pulling your leg on the starter cover paint, look again at his photo...
Mark
Dennis Cahoon
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I wouldn't pull your leg Brad!.......Hahahahahahaha!
Now this is a stock 101B starter housing. Bottom right.....flag and stars on the starter, starter housing, candy apple blue paint.
Now this is a stock 101B starter housing. Bottom right.....flag and stars on the starter, starter housing, candy apple blue paint.
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ozflea
Good ol' BP Zoom 25-1
The starter spring housing and outer cover on these are like a royal blue and the cover has no raised Mcc embossed lettering just a smooth flat surface like on the early 1-40's
McBob.
McBob.
Tzed250
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cpr
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Looks awesome Brad. I've said it before and I'll say it again, I wish I had the time to make mine as beautiful as that. I just don't get the shop time. If did that, my builds would take 2 years instead of 8 months, lol. Maybe when I do the other 101 in a 797 I'll paint it...
Vid in the wood, puhleeze!
Vid in the wood, puhleeze!
I finally bought a carb for my saw. It's a Tilly 360A built by the late EC Birt. It's a stage three blueprint with all the bells and whistles. The velocity stack was cememted on and was machined for smoothness with the throttle bore. It was built for a 100 to 125 cc motor.
It will be interesting to see how that fits "under the hood".
Mark
Mark
Oh it will fit. Not sure on the intake Brad is using.
I'm curious to see if Brad encounters the same running
problems i'm having with my 101 with a HL360A carb.
Lee
cpr
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The Saw Gods must be against us Lee. The BDC still won't behave either.
