Small Engines

They can be anywhere (if new) from 2,000 to anywhere up to 10,000 (for the bigger models.) Or if you buy them used sometimes anywhere under 3,000 or like 800 bucks from a guy just selling it from his house.

Mine will get up to 65 easy and its stock

about 67 solar cycles old, A.K.A. 67 years old

it helps keep debre from blowingout in the surrounding area.

152

Mid 80s

At the local dealer or on the internet such as www.denniskirk.com or www.royaldistributing.com

Well it depends if u r mixing it through the canister in the back or the tank if the canister in the back just fill it up if u r mixing through the gas tank i mix mine 32:1 which is bout 4 oz to one gallon I've have my blaster sense 04 and haven't had problem with so i suggest mix 32:1

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For the aluminum the intake valve clearance is .005 to .007 inches.

exhaust valve clearance is .007 to .009 inches.

Cast iron is - intake valve is .007 to .009. inches

exhaust valve is .017 to .019 inches

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What I do at the shop is fold abusiness card in half . Put it in between the Coil and Flywheel. Bring the magnet around to Coil and tighten screws down. Perfect gap!

four wheelers are usually not legal in any state i would not take the risk

the carb needs to be rebuilt or cleaned. old gas clogged the jets

Unscrew the spark plug, connect the spark plug wire to it, and rest the spark plug on something metal (you might have to use a metal screw driver to link the spark plug to a metal part on your blower). Then yank the starter cord and make sure the spark plug produces spark. If it does not, replace spark plug.

Make sure there is Fresh fuel in the fuel tank - old fuel may lose its combustive properties. Make sure there is fresh oil in the engine. If the fuel is old, it will get in the way of your motor turning making it hard to start. Check to make sure air filter is not dirty. If it is, replace it. Finally, the problem could be with a carburetor. You might have to clean it out.

I don't have a 5 HP go-kart.

You can do an online VIN# search or take the VIN# to the DMV and they may be able to give some information.

The dry weight of an 85hp Yamaha outboard is 245lbs.

The fuel / oil ratio for a 1986 model, 25 hp Mariner is 50:1, roughly one pint of 2 cycle oil, to six gallons of fuel.

When a riding mower is idling too fast, the idle adjustment screw may need to be adjusted. Slowly turn the screw in a counterclockwise direction a little at a time until it idles at the correct speed.

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50 to 1 on new ones. The old chain saws could have a ratio as much as 16 to 1.

well, you have to decide whats better for ypu.. but liquid is faster and has more power, fans are slower and overheat quicker, but are easier to work on

But a fan cooled engine will stay cooler in warmer (40*) weather than a liquid,
they also tend to do better on packed snow where liquids do better in deep powder.

50 to 1

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