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#81
The Briggs has just the right amount of crust on it :laugh: It runs good but need a new recoil ratchet thingy :confused: It engaged while it was running and pulled the cord tighter than a bulls arse :hammer:
 

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#83
A engine to make it pull, a seat to set your but on... just throw some wheels on it.. and ride it like you stole it !:laugh: Glad you're going to finish it . :thumbsup:
 
#84
A engine to make it pull, a seat to set your but on... just throw some wheels on it.. and ride it like you stole it !:laugh: Glad you're going to finish it . :thumbsup:
I have all the major components now so no excuses :drinkup: Hey Eric can those ratchets be rebuilt for the recoil, not sure if that's the proper name.
 
#87
Yea Nate, pull rope assembly ? Or the part on the flywheel ? Either way they both can be fixed more than likely.
The part on the flywheel with that the recoil slides onto. When I got the engine to run it made a terrible grinding and clunking noise so I shut it down. When I went to pull the rope it pull tight and I can't pull start it. So I took the recoil apart and redid the rope which was a pain. I started the motor and it happened again :hammer:

I just watched a video on YouTube and there isn't much to it. I'll have to take mine apart and see if it just needs cleaned. Thanks, Nate
 
#90
I'm thinking about running these steel wheels that I bought. I was told they are NOS from the early 70's but I'm not sure if they are correct Lil Indian wheels. I'm gonna use the tires on the red bike I have, by the way is out getting PC. I told the guy I wanted dark red metallic and he suggested candy apple :smile:
 

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#92
The wheels are NOS and had some nice double head Indian Carlisle tires mounted. I took the tires off and cleaned up the inside of the rims because they were rusty. I made new gaskets and mounted some 10.5 x 4.50 - 4 tires, they're bald but they'll have to do for now.

I have to make some spacers for the rear wheel and sprocket.
 

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#95
Nice progress. Looking good.:thumbsup:
Thanks Karen, I'm trying to do something every night even if its only for 30 minutes.
LOoking Good Nate...keep it Up ! :thumbsup:
Thanks Eric, I gotta find some material this week to make spacers for the rear tire and sprocket. 5/8" bolt and 3/8" bolts, what do you use. I was hoping to find something at the hardware store that will work as I'm tired of paying shipping.
 
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