Dimensional drawings do not seem to be available. Are there obstructions (muffler, manifold, tank, etc.) extending beyond the mounting flange? Could you swing a straight edge on the flange and not encounter interference? Dimensional drawings do not seem to be available. Are there obstructions (muffler, manifold, tank, etc.) extending beyond the mounting flange? Could you swing a straight edge on the flange and not... » Read More Dimensional drawings do not seem to be available. Are there obstructions (muffler, manifold, tank, etc.) extending beyond the mounting flange? Could you swing a straight edge on the flange and not encounter interference? « Show Less
1126278
Dont no exactly what you're asking for but is a great running motor only had one problem the pull rope broke within a month what is it getting used for
1851827
As far as the pull rope like Brian said i replaced mine with very maneuverable stainless steal wiring. After i did that i had no worries or concerns.
1851828
Yes you can. My brother bought this engine from me and mounted it on his goldcart. He ha to run exuast off the motor and take the gastank off and mount in on the outside. Very easy and super simple. You can pretty much do anything you need to, to make this emgine work to your needs
1851829
like Brian said---I'm not sure exactly what you want to know? Are you asking whether any part of the engine extends beyond the plane of the mounting flange in a vertical direction? Are you concerned with the 'width' or the 'length' of the motor in relation to the size of the mounting flange? Can you give us more detail about your area of concern? What I can tell you is that the mounting flange itself is a little larger than the flange on the motor that it replaced---so I had to construct an adaptor plate to accomplish the installation.
103575
dude this exhaust is still sitting in my garage, i bought this damn thing and took it a professional exhaust shop to install it, they wanted to charge me $350 to weld a extra inch or two of metal on it. and they said the exhaust would rattle while driving, and honestly you can fix that with just wrapping it with engine wrap and avoid the clanging sound. but honest man, this exhaust is short on my g35 coupe. i need another inch-3 to get it to fit past the rear bumper so it wont melt. youre better off not buying this. and the only reason i didnt return it, is because its such a hassle to put this in my coupe in a box and sent back. wouldnt reccomend this for any car. dude this exhaust is still sitting in my garage, i bought this damn thing and took it a professional exhaust shop to install it, they wanted to charge me $350 to weld a extra inch or two of metal on it. and they said the exhaust would rattle while driving, and honestly you can fix that with just wrapping it with engine wrap and avoid the clanging sound. but honest man, this exhaust is short on my g35 coupe. i need another inch-3 to get it to fit past the rear bumper so it wont melt. youre better off not buying this. and the only reason i didnt return it, is because its such a hassle to put... » Read More dude this exhaust is still sitting in my garage, i bought this damn thing and took it a professional exhaust shop to install it, they wanted to charge me $350 to weld a extra inch or two of metal on it. and they said the exhaust would rattle while driving, and honestly you can fix that with just wrapping it with engine wrap and avoid the clanging sound. but honest man, this exhaust is short on my g35 coupe. i need another inch-3 to get it to fit past the rear bumper so it wont melt. youre better off not buying this. and the only reason i didnt return it, is because its such a hassle to put this in my coupe in a box and sent back. wouldnt reccomend this for any car. « Show Less
338351
some bikes on the rim there is not enough clearance for airing the tires with a straight valve.Also it is easier to air the tires when needed with the angled valve.Just my opinion
886170
Exhaust piping. Get the right diameter then have the end flared. Problem is, chimney doesn't draw well. Longer the pipe, more likely you'll smoke yourself out.
2026754
The extra holes are to allow different mounting positions. A higher engine would need to rotate counterclockwise from where a lower engine would have it, to make the pull straighter.
1036364
I agree with Seth. The only difficulty I have run into, in respect to box depth, is with multiple bends. Where you are trying to make a second or third bend that is too close to the first and you can't get the piece into the brake, because the bends before it, prevents you from getting your piece into position. But this is a problem with any brake of this kind.
75001
The popup matched nicely. But I forgot about the overflow!?! If you cut a length off the bottom (approx. 1 1/4") and epoxy it to the inside diameter of the overflow, you will solve your problem. I was in a pinch for the holiday and needed to finish this project. Otherwise I would have found a non overflow product.
697146
The pipe is concentric with both intake and exhaust. If you had to you could fabricate something that would work. I doubt it would pass inspection without a lot of paperwork. If you decide to do it make sure to include slope in the pipe because there will be condensation. Either up or down slope will work.
1395392
Paul, sorry for the delay. A busy time of year for a minister. I'm not exactly sure about your question, so if you give me a little clarity I'll do my best. Taking a guess at what you might mean, there is a place to hold/store the miter gauge, on the right side. Is this what you mean? Or, do you mean to secured the angles cut (yes). Looking just now at the other response, I assume you mean to extend the gauge. Correct you can add, or clamp your own. Pls respond directly if you wish to revmike@churchonthepark. Merry Christmas.
1469101
the position is fixed. And is already in the most optimal position. Not sure why you'd want it at a greater angle. I'm very satisfied with it and have had no problems what so ever. I also recommend the Two Brothers Black Series exhaust.
14621
I just went to a muffler shop and had them bend a piece of exhaust tubing to fit over the generator tail pipe. Instead of using a flex line do this-------a flex line won't last anyway. Hope this helps.
1317919
the problem with this grate is that there is a flange on the back which may impede your ability to fit this over a duct. My best advice is to write the manufacturer or buy this from someplace you can return it easily
351961
The mounting adapter is round; the existing opening is rectangular. Don't see how that would solve the problem without creating another one.
1225349
You could wrap the entire length - personally I went as far as the bend in the downpipe. It was beyond the firewall and under the car at that point. I see little reason to go beyond that. Also, note: don't wrap your cats
403096
Hi, thank you for your patience - had to wait for my husband to return home to ask him!! He says it is a bit tricky to line up with the coupler on the grill tank (which is what he uses, too), but it turns counter-clockwise when aligned properly. Hopefully this will solve your problem. Let me know if you have any other concerns, he has used his quite a bit and might be able to give you some tips. Good luck!
1370248
If you are refering to tabs bolted under the engine that the axel slides into? Suggest remove one wheel assembly and axel. Bend tabs back to straightend position. Measure carefully the space between tabs. Go to local hardware hardware and purchase a piece of pipe that length and diameter to allow axel to slide through (probably 1/2" / and no threads). Re assemble placing pipe between tabs. We love our Poulan and had not encountered this. Now looking at ours we can see it starting to do what yours is. This is what we will do. Thanks for heads up!
1421949
that is good, as long as it projects out so the operator can easily add air, unlike ones that run parallel to the rim,so they don't stick out !...drives me crazy. Thanks for the info !