Search results

Life has taken over and not much has been done. The frame is completely painted with IH red, which Ron tells me is the color they used. I only have pictures of the rear frame to post right now. I have ordered everything I need from Ron and have it all on a shelf, ready to install. Now all I...

Cool find!

Yes, the gears on the end of each axle are held on by a retaining clip. If you have some retaining clip pliers, it is much easier to get off. Here is what it looks like: The pin and gears in the middle sit in the indention on the housing. To install, stand one side of the axle on its...

I'll have to get mine apart to see what it looks like. I've run into car trouble, so I didn't have time last weekend to look at it. I'll be doing some auto repair this weekend too. When I get it apart, I'll post pictures.

That's the problem. Nobody around here has never seen anything like this before, even the shops that deal with Kohlers. Remember that we don't have snowmobiles in Oklahoma. :shrug: When I first bought it about 12 years ago, I found a carb kit from a supplier in the northeast. It took a...

Great info! Where do I find the kit? Can I get it from Lost Viking or GPI? I have a 20 ton hydraulic press. I need to open mine up and see what you guys are talking about. I might take you up on that offer. Thanks!

That looks like it. How do we verify it is a 295cc?

Thanks! I'll try. I'll need several things to get it going. Is it a Kohler block? I'll send you a PM.

I have a Kohler of Canada 295cc 20HP 2 stroke on a Heald SuperTryke. It had a loose rod when I bought it about 12 years ago and I've never done anything with it. I restored the whole SuperTryke and stopped when I got to the motor. Where can I buy parts for this? I searched the forum with no...

I have one just like this - a SST2021. I didn't know only 200 were made!

Besides the tires and wheels, that looks like an all original SuperTryke. The seat looks like it has been reupholstered too. It's an older SuperTryke (70's) based off the frame length and floorboard.

Cool find!

Yes, that is obvious on the brake handles I have. They were rusted badly. They look better now, but you can see all the pits. It's also obvious on some of the tubing in the picture, but anything pitted on the tubing slides inside the frame. :thumbsup: Luckily, the fenders I am thinking of...

Thanks for the offer! I've already painted them though. I will most likely buy new handles at some point, so I'm not too worried. They are chrome and not very expensive. He coated the handles for no extra cost. Thanks for posting this. I wanted to see what fenders looked like coated...

I took a batch into the shop to have them powder coated. Here are the results. He couldn't get powder to stick to the brake handle bases, so I will paint them. These are all Heald SuperTryke parts. BEFORE: AFTER:

That's a newer tryke with the longer frame. I have measured my older and newer trykes in the past and I think the newer frame is about 4 inches longer. That's why it has a bigger floor than the older bench seat trykes. It should also have a 1" axle instead of a 3/4" if you look close. Also...