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Update Replaced the bushing and got it together... runs like new!!! thanks for the advice...:wai:

I just checked with 2 places. Our local small engine shop wants $7 fopr it. The bearing shop wants 65 cents...lol It knocked out easy with a socket and a hammer. Also the spring was stretched... I used my bolt cutters and shortened it a few... tightens up nicely and got through the whole repair...

whew... I am back.. Left for MN for 2 weeks... now back at it... I got the clutch apart.. the bronze bushing is really worn.. Is that replaceable?

Thanks all... will disassemble the clutch and give it a cleanup and lube...

ok... I adjusted the air fuel mixture out a quarter... was going the wrong way before... its working fine... was that is.... my son took it around the yard five times and the last 100 feet started making a loud clacking noise and died... any ideas what to check first????

thanks... will try

how...

this is my second problem with my go cart. It's a 5HP Briggs & Stratton the carburetor is integrated into the gas tank. I've taken it apart cleaned it out reassemble it. It runs well as long as you baby the initial acceleration. If it's idling and you step on it it kills. There is only 2...

just bought this klipper kart,disassembled and cleaned the carburetor, give it a new coat of paint, a little disappointed with no suspension. As soon as I start it, at very low rpm, the clutch engages. I can rotate it freely when it's off, but as soon as I start up I have to hold the cart or it...

I just picked up an old Klipper Kart comet II for my kids. It has a 5 hp Briggs and Stratton engine and no seat. I found some cheap material and foam and made my own seat cushions. I took off all the "metal" from around the engine sanded it, wire brushed it, and painted it. It is looking pretty...