I had a 71 Scrambler parts bike with the H35 engine on it that also had the diagram carburetor. The bike also had the 70 fuel tank with a short filler neck. I assumed it to be an early 71 bike that was assembled using up older parts on the assembly line floor.
I can tell that fuel lines I used on my snowmobiles in 1980 long before ethanol was ever around got just
What my point was is that all additives are not created equal. There are lots of people and companies out there that are more than happy to sell you a product to cure a problem you may or...
I live in the northeast and I use 87 octane ethanol gas in everything unless I've built the engine for high compression. Higher octane gas is harder to ignite without added compression.
All modern fuel is formulated to be atomized with a fuel injector not a venturi. It's less volatile than gas...
The elbo is a Briggs part. Do you have an operators manual for the engine? The operators manual has a good parts list. Once you have a part number a Google search may turn on up. I've had good luck finding old Briggs parts.
I'm running a 196 clone engine egine with stage 2 mods. My head temperature is running from 250 to 290 depending on how hard a pull I'm on. How hot is to hot?
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