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Ive been ahintn. She says " a 50 what? " " They sell m at Coles? Right?"
Good luck man,,,,,,,I even tried the what if the old one quits? I might get hurt. She says " I thought you shut down the motor all the time? " " Practice, practice,,,,,Right?" Scrappman 503/c-drive would be nice. "Mark A. Carter" wrote: > Its time to hit the wifey up again Scrappman. Hell, shes already let you have a > castle for a hangar (in floor heating). Shell probably let you get a 503 with one to > spare as a backup....... :-) > > Scrappman wrote: > > > damn,,,,,,,,there goes that birthday 503,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, > > Scrappman > > > > Mark Smith wrote: > > > > > Curbut wrote: > > > > > > > > Read Mark Smiths reply and I appreciate the suggestion, however, the residue > > > > on the plugs did not contain any metallic peices that I could detect. It > > > > looked more like run of the mill 2 cycle sludge. Is it possible that the > > > > engine is getting too much oil from the injector thereby fouling the plugs over > > > > a fairly short period of time? If so, how do I determine the correct setting > > > > for the injection? > > > > > > There is a mark on a stub cast onto the injector/ > > > > > > At 3000 rpm the scribe mark on the stub should be aligned with the > > > scribe on the end of the injector lever. > > > > > > Another problem,,,,,,,,,,if the engine is proped too low of an rpm, the > > > injector lever will be injecting full oil at a much lower rpm. > > > > > > dont prop the engine for say, 6100 when the proper rpm is nearer 6500 > > > since that will oil foul the plugs and stick the rings early. > > > > > > glad you dont any metallic residue. I thought you might have alluded to > > > something like that in the first post. > > > -- > > > > > > Mark Smith > > > Tri-State Kite Sales http://www.trikite.com > > > 1121 N Locust St > > > Mt Vernon, IN 47620 mailto:mark@trikite.com > > -- > Mark A. Carter USUA# A62680 > Email: mailto:mark@ultrapilot.com > URL: http://www.ul-pilot.com |
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