Steve NW WI
Unwanted Riff Raff.
Don't be silly. Do you have any idea how expensive it is to send a video from Cownuckistan to YouTube?
I think modder has out trolled ya on this one, Tom.
Walbro HD199 Fix
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Don't be silly. Do you have any idea how expensive it is to send a video from Cownuckistan to YouTube?
I think modder has out trolled ya on this one, Tom.
thomas1
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Just trying to separate fact from fiction.
It's not often you meet a former motocross hero/mechanical genius who mixes chicken #### with mayonnaise and thinks that's chicken salad.
modder
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Just trying to separate fact from fiction.
It's not often you meet a former motocross hero/mechanical genius who mixes chicken #### with mayonnaise and thinks that's chicken salad.
I never thought of myself as a hero, but thanks for the compliment. I am quite sure there is a lot of members on this site that know more than me, that's why I was asking questions. There would be no point in asking questions if I already knew it all. Maybe that's why you are not asking questions about how to fix the 199. Enlighten us all with your infinite wisdom, rather than your trying to be a smart ax. I didn't hear any help from you except, to not fix it yourself, send it to someone else.
I am sorry if I offended you when I passed you on your brand new bike that mom bought for you. I didn't know you would hold a grudge all this time. I surly didn't go as far with it all as I would have liked. How far did you get.
tree monkey
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i knew it would work
what you did was put in the wrong kit
when the 199's first came out with the black spacer the correct kit was not available
the kit that is needed is hda-24
i'll show this in the vid
what you did was put in the wrong kit
when the 199's first came out with the black spacer the correct kit was not available
the kit that is needed is hda-24
i'll show this in the vid
modder
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I think the one I used said K24-hda. Not sure if that makes a difference, but tried the saw again today and it worked perfect. Ran it side by side with my 570 and the 357 seams to have a bit of an edge. The only mod on the 570 is a MM, but I did a port and polish, smoothed out the transfers and greatly sharpened the transitions to the transfers along with a MM to the 357xp. Now that I know the carb works well, I can try it on the 254 to see how it performs. Im sure it will give a bit more zip than the temp carb I have on it now.
"I'll Be A Monkey's Uncle" !!!!!!!
Looks to me like 4th, to 1st, to last -- all in one final jump when he landed a little nose-heavy and went over the handlebars.
:jester:
tree monkey
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k24-hda
tree monkey
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[video=youtube;fBMIMoWw4B0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBMIMoWw4B0[/video]
here you go
hope yall don't feel to stupid
here you go
hope yall don't feel to stupid
Very cool of you to share that, Scott.
Very cool.
Thanks.
Very cool.
Thanks.
komatsuvarna
Arboristsite MVP
I agree. I got a brand new one in a box I've been trying to send to Scott to fix for months seems like! I'll still send it to him tool!
I remember Scott telling me this fix a year or so ago when I was at his shop I have one of them in my 346XP.
I have one of them in my 346XP.
Hedgerow
HACK
Yup, cause dinking with wonky carbs just sucks...:msp_angry:
ESPECIALLY the Wonky ones!
It's funny how time changes things. This almost feels like a let down now that I know, lol
Are you sure you still don't want to do my 199s Scott?
BTW, THANKS FOR SHARING
Hedgerow
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I think we should all bomb Scott with Walbro carbs to fix...
We could throw in a random Zama and Tilly for good measure...
We could throw in a random Zama and Tilly for good measure...
tree monkey
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please don't send me any zama carbs, thay are the worst carb ever made
Justsaws
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Nice video, good explanation.
Clear, black glossy smooth, blue=Mylar, more or less, fast movement and inexpensive, looses shape quickly, does not seem to do well with huge differential between pop off and reseat in any carb.
Tan, "brown", woven texture=woven fiberglass or "Teflon coated", usually seems to work better than Mylar except cost and movement speeds.
Clear, black glossy smooth, blue=Mylar, more or less, fast movement and inexpensive, looses shape quickly, does not seem to do well with huge differential between pop off and reseat in any carb.
Tan, "brown", woven texture=woven fiberglass or "Teflon coated", usually seems to work better than Mylar except cost and movement speeds.
Mastermind
Work Saw Specialist
Agreed. :msp_thumbup:
