Small Engines

To check the oil in a 2010 Kawasaki Mule, locate the dipstick on the engine. Remove the dipstick, wipe it clean, then reinsert it without screwing it in to get an accurate reading. Pull it out again to check the oil level; it should be between the "L" (low) and "H" (high) marks. Ensure the vehicle is on a level surface for an accurate measurement.

The Craftsman snow blower model 71-52108-1 typically uses SAE 5W-30 motor oil for its engine. However, it's always best to consult the owner's manual for specific recommendations, as different models may have varying requirements. Additionally, using high-quality, detergent oil is recommended for optimal performance and longevity.

The speed restrictor on a four-stroke scooter is typically located in the variator or the carburetor. In the variator, it may be a washer or a spacer that limits the maximum speed by restricting the movement of the drive belt. In some models, it could also be a restrictor within the carburetor that limits fuel flow. To remove it, you usually need to disassemble the variator or carburetor, depending on the scooter's design.

The value of a 2000 Arctic Cat snowmobile can vary significantly based on its condition, mileage, and specific model. Generally, prices for older models like this can range from $1,000 to $3,500. To get a more accurate estimate, it's best to check local listings, online marketplaces, and classified ads for similar models in your area. Additionally, factors such as modifications, maintenance history, and demand can also influence the price.

A balloon-powered race car primarily demonstrates Newton's Third Law of Motion, which states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. When air escapes from the balloon, it pushes against the surrounding air, propelling the car in the opposite direction. Additionally, concepts of momentum and friction come into play, as the car's speed and distance traveled depend on the force exerted by the escaping air and the resistance from the surface it moves on. This simple system effectively illustrates the principles of aerodynamics and energy transfer.

Make it sleek, and also make it have smooth edges on the wheels; you'll see the results!

Check your float in the carburetor it sounds like it is stuck open.

i would say nitro cause with nitro you just have to refuel to keep going and you don't have to worry about your battery running out of charge or having to remember to recharge and stuff like that, also they hit much higher top speeds

well Im doing the same thing now..myspace.com/cjosiah, but Im using all the ninja wiring including lights etc. but to run the bare engine, you have to take apart the entire wire harness, and only run the oil pres. wire, radiator temp wire, fan controle, distributors, and trans. temp wires to to the control boxes they connect to, and don't forget the starter relay. but yeah its self explanatory once you remove all the black tape, youll see the important wires....if you don't have the original wires and control boxes get a distributor that can control 2 spark plugs from Napa and use some trial and error to get them to fire at the right times...... my email is volksracing1@AOL.com that's also my AIM screen name

Yes, you can, but you need to put a resistance in series with the battery to limit the maximum current, so you don't overheat and cook the battery.

I tend to fast charge my batteries using a 12v light bulb / utility light to lower the current. The bulb will glow when the battery is taking heavy current, and as the battery builds up charge, the current will drop and the bulb will get dimmer and dimmer.

I try to limit the current to 1/10 of the capacity of the battery Im charging if I can.

Otherwise, I monitor it with an ammeter and voltmeter and watch the lightbulb.

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Ed N3SDO

You probably blew the motor up. They won't last long without a functioning governor.

The thickness of a business card!

I don't recall right off what the recommended range of compression is for a 15hp Briggs, but 120lbs is certainly sufficient to start and run th engine. If its a 4 stroke it will be around 10.0:1 10-28-08 Right-o, 120 is great. Briggs no longer releases comp ranges, but states a minimum of 60 to run. Depending on model, that's probably a 7:1 or 7.5:1 engine. Briggs are designed w/low comp ratios for durability, resistance to detonation, and low fuel-grade requirements.

take the nose plastic off disconnect the wires going to the top off the carb , and the wires coming out of the thumb throttle then looking at the front of the the bike on the right there is a small silver box with the same kind of plug in as the ones you already unplugged unplug that box and put the bike back together .

change blower belts

Radio-controlled (or R/C) cars are self-powered model cars that can be controlled from a distance using a specialized transmitter. The term "R/C" has been used to mean both "remote controlled" and "radio controlled", where "remote controlled" includes vehicles that are connected to their controller by a wire, but common use of "R/C" today usually refers to vehicles controlled by a radio-frequency link.