Recent content by Hendu3270

Got her going guys. valve was just stuck and needed to be worked a little. thanks for the push in the right direction.

No. I kept telling myself that I'd go out there sometime this week and run her awhile but that week turned into a month and then a month turned into a few months.

That's kinda what I was thinking, I've just never tore into one of these carbs before. Was hoping someone had a miracle cure lol. Time to search for that process. thanks.

title probably doesn't make any sense. My kids gokart has a clone that I bought about a year ago and mounted and hooked up. It's always cranked on the first pull with the choke on and after about 4-5 seconds turn the choke off and it's good to go. I've not run it for the past few months and went...

What's with the pic of Mickey over your head?? Looks good man!

I voted for the HH140. I've not had mine too long but I've been very pleased with it. I went through a similar "welder" decision recently as well. I had already made the decision not to run 220 into the garage so I was only looking at 110 machines. I knew it would be a stretch to spring for the...

Great work dowies!!! That's an awesome little project there.

Flowerman, If you don't have 220 in your garage/shop, then the HF 90 amp will suffice for pretty much everything you should need to do on a kart. If you do have 220 then the link above would be a decent affordable choice for you.

Not seeing a compressor that cost anywhere near $100 (with or without a coupon) at HF that puts out anything close to 10 cfm.

First off, If you're not pushing into the noise ordinance and are on your own property, (and not in the public right-of-way), you're not breaking any laws. Secondly, you need to call the cops on them for throwing their beer bottles and slippings on your property. By doing that they are...

Good looking build. I know it's a child seat and all but it looks like the upper cage area is "squashed" down a little too much. Like the drivers helmet wouldn't be fully protected in a roll over. Might just be the pictures though.

Yeah, you'll be pretty hard pressed to find a welder in the $50 class. However, you can pick up a Harbor Freight 90 Amp Flux Core welder for $99 and it will have plenty of power to build a frame for you, (after a little practice of course). You might find a used HF 90Amp on Ebay in the $50 range...

I have the same welder (at the moment) and I would never be able to use it with even more than one inch of stick out. Personally I don't think the welder is gonna work out for you welding tuna cans together. The only way I could get mine anywhere close to welding that would be on minimum and...

Define "don't have alot of cash" please. This varies greatly from person to person.

I'm definitely no expert but in the video it looks to me like you have some sort of "traction" problem while underway..... :D Looks really man. Good job.:thumbsup: