SpiritOf76@2
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I’m new to the go kart ways. After searching for awhile I picked up what I think is a Manco 285 possibly (I looked for the tag that’s supposed to be around the steering column on the floor but years of use and a few layers of rattle can paint jobs have left it undetected. The kart has the 6hp tecumseh motor and it runs so that’s a plus. I noticed when we got it that there’s not a torque converter and it only has the centrifugal clutch (that’s way beyond needing replacement). My wife took it for a spin around the yard when we got home and the kart stopped moving forward on a slight incline and the clutch was smoking. Is the torque converter an easy bolt on and if so does anyone have any suggestions on what model it should have. I read that any tire larger than a 15 requires a torque converter and the rear tires are 16x8-7. Does anyone have any ideas on what kart model this is? I’m in the process of stripping the old seat off and ordering a new one and I know I’ll need a torque converter or a new clutch as well.
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