It's Alive thanks TY

sandmanmike1

sandmanmike1

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Well after a few days of tinkering in the garage a many days browsing TY. Thanks for the help by the way. I have brought my son's 78 Enticer 250 B back to life. I had a bad fuel tank cap so I purchased a go-cart type 7 quart gas tank 20$. I removerd original tank and oil injection system. I am running pre-mix Amsoil Saber at 50:1. I had a missing screw on the original carb that i have spent over a year looking for. I replaced it a 32mm Mikuni from a John Deere. Paid only 32$. I then used a single Mikuni pulse feed fuel pump from a John Deere also. 7.50$. I was then able to use universal throttle and choke cable and universal carb flange which I had to open up bolt holes a little. 40$ total for flange and cables. I bought the machine for 125$ put a 17$ dollar coil on it and it fired but ran rough. That is how I found out screw was missing. Well it's now running and have less than 250.00 in it. I need to put the skid back in it. Had a bad bearing in the bogey wheel and had to straighten a collar that connects the rails and put new hifax on. Should be ready by the time the snow flies. Don't crush them. Restore them. Thanks Ty for the help
 
I showed him the factory graphics and he liked those. I also came across some graphics that have a bald eagle tearing through an american flag. We will not anything with paint this year. We will focus on the go this year and show next year. Made some carb adjustments on mine and that seems to help alot.
 
Started putting the skid back in today. Still waiting to grow that third hand I needed desparately to make it a little easier. Hoping to have it ready to ride by Monday.
 
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