Doc Sprocket
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Yeah- I guess for a pile 'O' scrap metal (quite literally), it coulda looked worse...
PERFORMANCE REPORT-
The moment I got home from work, the kids were all over me to drive it. So, I fired it up... I'm very pleased to say that after two full hours of them relentlessly hammering it the backyard, it took it and asked for more. The engine never stalled (even with the low oil sensor intact), the clutch did it's thing without getting too hot, it never threw a chain, Nothing broke... BEAUTY! Daddy is PLEASED!
The only fault was predictable. For kicks and giggles, I had screwed a length of 1" chrome tube to the muffler for a tailpipe. Right at the end, it fell off. I knew it would- sheetmetal screws don't like vibration, and believe me, that baby was BOUNCING! So, the only "repair" I have to make is to rivet or bolt the tailpipe back on. BFD.
Oh yeah- And powerwash the danged thang! My wife mowed a "track" in the long grass, and it is absolutely covered in grass!
It was SHINY 24 hours ago!!!
PERFORMANCE REPORT-
The moment I got home from work, the kids were all over me to drive it. So, I fired it up... I'm very pleased to say that after two full hours of them relentlessly hammering it the backyard, it took it and asked for more. The engine never stalled (even with the low oil sensor intact), the clutch did it's thing without getting too hot, it never threw a chain, Nothing broke... BEAUTY! Daddy is PLEASED!

The only fault was predictable. For kicks and giggles, I had screwed a length of 1" chrome tube to the muffler for a tailpipe. Right at the end, it fell off. I knew it would- sheetmetal screws don't like vibration, and believe me, that baby was BOUNCING! So, the only "repair" I have to make is to rivet or bolt the tailpipe back on. BFD.
Oh yeah- And powerwash the danged thang! My wife mowed a "track" in the long grass, and it is absolutely covered in grass!
It was SHINY 24 hours ago!!!
lol