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Im doing a stator on an 06 Vector and following your directions. I assumed I would remove front and rear motor mounts but you only mention the front. Is the rear not need to come out? Also I dont see a way to get the one cover bolt off, does that get uncovered when the engine is lifted? Thanks Grizz
Mine started doing that but I could jump start it then it might not do it again for days. Took every connection off cleaned them and havent had an issue since.
The vent line is on the left side directly to the right of the secondary when standing on the left side. It's a small rubber line that goes on an aluminum tube, you can't miss it. Take the clamp off, blow in it until pressurized and it will start. Cleaning carbs might be a good idea but you need...
Same brother in law leading our families (his wife thought he should lead) from Rudyard heading to Raco. He makes a turn and one of his sons following him stops cause he has to pee so we all stop. We are standing there waiting on him to get done and I tell one of his sons that he should go help...
Years ago I'm leading a group of son's, nephews and brother-in-law and riding in deep fresh snow on beaches of Lake Superior and couldn't get any better until I start up a hill and when I realize I can't see over the crest I slow down and find a steep raveene that is a outlet for an inland lake...
I guess it depends on your local supplier. I've done it both ways. The last big job I did on my trailer the parts were cheaper at my local supplier, in stock and no shipping.
I don't think you made a mistake as Rance makes a good trailer. I'm not sure there would be much in a manual anyway. You can get your axle info from Dexter.
Molded into the track. They give you the safety on ice or hard pack without all the inherent problems studs can cause. I have one studded but not my main ride.
Way better without the mouth cup as you call it. I would still have issues when I stopped but glasses would clear once I started moving again. Now with modular I just raise the whole front when I stop and now I don't have any fogging issues.
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