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  • #31
    i was lucky here at my place, no water at all and had power . some outlying areas are still without power and some local roads are still closed. when you get timex squared away give me a hollar and we'll plan a ride down here.

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    • #32
      Get that choke done so you can drive down all those closed roads.
      l like to buy stuff and no I don't do payments!

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      • #33
        Originally posted by FREQ42 View Post
        It's alive, the muffler came in yesterday and i installed it, it sounds real good. I just need to finish the throttle hookup and I'm still waiting for the electric choke conversion to arrive then I just need to re-wire my key switch to work with the new motor.
        Talset how did you fare out over by you? I still have flooding and lots of mud over by me with a lot of roads closed till January?
        Where did you get your electric choke from? Where did you order your muffler from? I'm still looking for an affordable muffler.

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        • #34
          I have a 16hp power max in my maxii and it's a great little motor it starts first time every time no matter how hot or cold or how long she sits.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by Dan67 View Post
            Where did you get your electric choke from? Where did you order your muffler from? I'm still looking for an affordable muffler.
            I got my muffler from Briggs Stratton Muffler Part No. 808896
            Filter Side Exit for $129.95 .They wear the cheapest on the net. I got the choke from ebay, I'm going to use a door lock solenoid to move the choke lever.

            Originally posted by amphibious drew View Post
            Get that choke done so you can drive down all those closed roads.
            I already go up/down the closed roads with my truck to deliver gas/diesel to people that still have no power nor any way to get out. One of the advantage's to a big 4x4 truck.

            Originally posted by TalSet View Post
            i was lucky here at my place, no water at all and had power . some outlying areas are still without power and some local roads are still closed. when you get timex squared away give me a hollar and we'll plan a ride down here.
            will do, I'm pushing for this weekend to get it finished to the point ware i can drive it around and test it out.

            NOW my question is, will i get more cable travel for the throttle using RI's cable and handle or stick with my aftermarket bike handle?
            the cable travel i have now is about 1/4" max but I don't know how much travel RI's has?

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            • #36
              This is the idea for the choke. I found it on buggy's gone wild.
              Last edited by FREQ42; 09-01-2011, 07:53 AM.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by FREQ42 View Post
                I got my muffler from Briggs Stratton Muffler Part No. 808896
                Filter Side Exit for $129.95 .They wear the cheapest on the net. I got the choke from ebay, I'm going to use a door lock solenoid to move the choke lever.


                I already go up/down the closed roads with my truck to deliver gas/diesel to people that still have no power nor any way to get out. One of the advantage's to a big 4x4 truck.



                will do, I'm pushing for this weekend to get it finished to the point ware i can drive it around and test it out.

                NOW my question is, will i get more cable travel for the throttle using RI's cable and handle or stick with my aftermarket bike handle?
                the cable travel i have now is about 1/4" max but I don't know how much travel RI's has?
                Got my muffler and 25" of new fuel line ordered from them, thanks for the link. I have a new Max throttle and cable from RI, it has 1-1/4" travel. Hope that helps.

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                • #38
                  I went with the Filter Side Exit muffler to able to exit out the top of the body,
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                  I fabricated the pipe to be removable for wen i need to pop the top for maintenance.
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                  I'm going to modify my throttle lever to move farther but will call RI for a heated cable and a lever for when mine brakes.

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                  • #39
                    I finished modifying my throttle to move further then took the Timex out for a Little ride around the property at work.
                    Well it worked good till the bolt came loose and i lost throttle but after i fixed it,

                    I cant stop smiling even now

                    It was well worth the change, i climbed hills with no problem's and the motor is supper quiet, I all most hit two deer while romping threw the field.

                    I called RI today and ordered the heated cable and improved lever for the CMATVA Rodeo coming up.

                    Alls i have left to do is remove the old muffler and bracket's and cover up the hole and I'm good to go.
                    TalSet I think if your up to it I would be willing to go out and play for a while and test this out further.

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                    • #40
                      Congrats Bob!!!

                      Reading your post almost makes me want to go out and finish my swap right now. btw. You were absolutly wight about just bolting it in. Thanks again for the insight you gave me. It encouraged me to have my engine half way out before ups even showed up today, and if it weren't for having to go see another member as well as talking to a few other members on the phone (i always enjoy talking to everyone) it would have been completely hooked up already.
                      l like to buy stuff and no I don't do payments!

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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by amphibious drew View Post
                        Congrats Bob!!!

                        Reading your post almost makes me want to go out and finish my swap right now. btw. You were absolutly wight about just bolting it in. Thanks again for the insight you gave me. It encouraged me to have my engine half way out before ups even showed up today, and if it weren't for having to go see another member as well as talking to a few other members on the phone (i always enjoy talking to everyone) it would have been completely hooked up already.
                        Drew, I love the OH series motor's BUT these Vanni's are awesome, you can have a normal conversation next to or in the Timex at full throttle with no problem the way i have it set up.

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                        • #42
                          well as luck would have it, my fuel pump went on vacation on me on Thursday. left me about a mile from home. lucky for me i was near a highway, so i had my son come to me with a windex spray bottle of gas so he could ride in the back seat and just keep misting gas into my carb. to get back home. as soon as my new pump gets here, i'll give you a hollar and we'll go out for a ride.

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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by TalSet View Post
                            well as luck would have it, my fuel pump went on vacation on me on Thursday. left me about a mile from home. lucky for me i was near a highway, so i had my son come to me with a windex spray bottle of gas so he could ride in the back seat and just keep misting gas into my carb. to get back home. as soon as my new pump gets here, i'll give you a hollar and we'll go out for a ride.
                            That sucks that your pump went out, but the image in my head if you driving and someone frantically spraying fuel in the carb while your driving makes me laugh. wouldn't have been easier to change the pump in the field. is there any vid of this frantic spraying?
                            l like to buy stuff and no I don't do payments!

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                            • #44
                              no vid, but it didn't require frantic spraying. i was surprised i was still able to control the throttle myself.

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                              • #45
                                needing motor replacement

                                Have you looked at the Briggs and Stratton vanguard motors? The newer ones are super quiet.
                                Argo+2stroke Kohler=Failure
                                I hate math

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