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OzFab
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:Off topic: Either that's a very large buggy or a very small cat 
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YEAH!!!....guess I bent my elbow too much last night...
:Off topic: Either that's a very large buggy or a very small cat
Hey Fab; do you think the color of the cat has any bearing to his attempts to post???? (Just saying......)
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Maybe but, probably more to do with the elbow bending IMO...turkeyfellow91
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I believe that's a 3203
fowler
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is your chain really loose or just disconnected
that is one small cat
doesnt look like a kitten
the question here is
did it cross your path before or after the photo
that is one small cat
doesnt look like a kitten
the question here is
did it cross your path before or after the photo
Thank You turkeyfellow91! I believe you are right after looking at other pix of that model!
This is my brothers cart(the kittens are my nieces...lol). He recently started working 3rd`s & is in charge of our summer ball program(t-ball, pony, pitching machine...etc.), so he doesn`t have a lot of extra time & I told him I`d do his info finding for him. It does have, at least 2 issues. Myself & my youngest daughter got to test it out last Sunday! As soon as we got in it, I noticed the tires / \, Not flat to the ground. I`m ~210 & Whit`s prob`ly 100 lbs. I did notice the shocks had 3 different mounting positions, Is that for weight setting?
Next issue was in taking off, I had to give it MORE throttle than what "I think" I should have...& my guess is thats either the torch converter belt or, I read somewhere on here that theres a way to change the TC setting?!?
fowler, the chain Was on...but I thought it looked a bit loose too!
Any other info you guys have would be Very much appreciated!!!....GAS
This is my brothers cart(the kittens are my nieces...lol). He recently started working 3rd`s & is in charge of our summer ball program(t-ball, pony, pitching machine...etc.), so he doesn`t have a lot of extra time & I told him I`d do his info finding for him. It does have, at least 2 issues. Myself & my youngest daughter got to test it out last Sunday! As soon as we got in it, I noticed the tires / \, Not flat to the ground. I`m ~210 & Whit`s prob`ly 100 lbs. I did notice the shocks had 3 different mounting positions, Is that for weight setting?
Next issue was in taking off, I had to give it MORE throttle than what "I think" I should have...& my guess is thats either the torch converter belt or, I read somewhere on here that theres a way to change the TC setting?!?
fowler, the chain Was on...but I thought it looked a bit loose too!
Any other info you guys have would be Very much appreciated!!!....GAS
OzFab
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You get that with single A arm suspension; more weight means more negative camber. If you can adjust the shocks, do so. Alternatively, they may need replacing.
That could be a number of issues, anything from spring tension setting in either of the cvt clutches to gearing. that requires more investigating...
If what I'm seeing is correct (the chain is sagging off the bottom of the axle sprocket), the chain isn't loose, it's stretched & needs replacing...
Give us the tooth count on the axle sprocket as well as the TC. We can then have a look at gearing for you. You might want to do some maintenance on the TC just to rule that out as the problem as well.
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