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I can return it! I only bought it last week. However, I personally went to 5 different HF around my area, all of them are saying they...

You need to anchor that cable sheath. Look at bike brake levers for the hollow bolt that the sheath seats in ansd the cable passes...

I have a swivel, I described poorly. It is like predators in that respect. I am looking at getting a good cable. For now I want to see...

Okay then, time to hunt down the engine that Spark recommended. Your shop (is that your shop?) looks well equipped, what’s your skill...

I suggested a Briggs because they seem much more available than the other flatheads these days. I think they are good solid reliable...

Thanks again for your advice. My brother was 12 years older than me. I don’t know what the first engine on it was. It had several over...

5 horse Briggs flathead, belt clutch from Northen Tool or Tractor Supply, tires should be replaced just because of their age. Check...

Remove that spring, take it to Lowe's, Ace Hardware, Home Depot or your favorite big hardware store. Find their display of wire goods...

That is some fine craftmanshit right there! Absolutely amazing work!

That thing will kill somebody.

Thats cool but I would have totally made a digger instead of a r.e.d.

Lets get the basics. Un attach the cable from the carb. When you push the pedal all the way down, what stops it. Does the pedal...

Those solid wire cables are NOT made for recreational vehicles. They have a wire wrapped sheath that is designed to HOLD the cable from...

It looks like you have a solid wire throttle cable with Z bends on the end. This is only suitable for static engines (like garden...

By moving that cotter pin, you are giving that spring more room to move. Is that spring under tension when the pedal is at rest? Moving...