@williammally4976 you want to get an R.C. engine and run it with the garage doors shut. That stuff is a narcotic. It makes you feel young and foolish. And if an attractive female is present, randy.
@@oldguysoldbikes Your forgiven, was a Viet Nam Brown water navy vet myself and can assure you i understand. i to have been known to say the F-Bomb from tome to time.
I just got a 1973 kawasaki g4 100 and i almost have it running. Only thing is my peacock valve is stuck completely and my fuel line filter dry rotted. Would I be able to run a straight line without the filter? The tank is not the best inside but not completely rusted. Also would I be able to get any peacock tbag would fit that bike and use it?
I wouldn’t ride it without a fuel filter unless you completely do a tank cleaning including a rust treatment. Go get 2 gallons of distilled white vinegar. Put it in the tank and leave it sit for a couple days. Get some loose hardware, dump half the vinegar out and add the hardware to the tank. Rotate it and shake it around for about 5 minutes. Dump out the vinegar and the hardware and flush the tank repeatedly until the water comes out clean. Go to Amazon or eBay and find a replacement petcock. You can buy a box of 100 1/4 - 20 nuts fairly cheaply at any home improvement store if you don’t have a collection of hardware to use.
It's called a wee clip, because it goes weeeee as it flies across the shop. Have a great week Jack.
Hi, Jack
Good afternoon Frank.
Jack don't inhale so much at a time! LOL That stuff will get ya pal!
I hear ya William. If I just quit breathing I wouldn't need to worry about coughing would I.
@williammally4976 you want to get an R.C. engine and run it with the garage doors shut. That stuff is a narcotic. It makes you feel young and foolish. And if an attractive female is present, randy.
Great job Jack. Those clips can be an real pain to get to clip in at times.
Thanks Don. I try not to use that particular expletive, but this time I thought it appropriate so I left it in.
Hey brother
Back-at-cha Cain.
like to have a dime every time i did that, lost a valve spring keeper the same way, but i didn't say a bad word. LOL
I don't slip often, but when I do, I use all the proper terminology that I learned in my 8 years of Navy service
@@oldguysoldbikes Your forgiven, was a Viet Nam Brown water navy vet myself and can assure you i understand. i to have been known to say the F-Bomb from tome to time.
Those clips are a pain.
Luckily the exact one was in my HF box. I did find the original about 2 yard away from where I was working.
I just got a 1973 kawasaki g4 100 and i almost have it running. Only thing is my peacock valve is stuck completely and my fuel line filter dry rotted. Would I be able to run a straight line without the filter? The tank is not the best inside but not completely rusted. Also would I be able to get any peacock tbag would fit that bike and use it?
I wouldn’t ride it without a fuel filter unless you completely do a tank cleaning including a rust treatment. Go get 2 gallons of distilled white vinegar. Put it in the tank and leave it sit for a couple days. Get some loose hardware, dump half the vinegar out and add the hardware to the tank. Rotate it and shake it around for about 5 minutes. Dump out the vinegar and the hardware and flush the tank repeatedly until the water comes out clean. Go to Amazon or eBay and find a replacement petcock. You can buy a box of 100 1/4 - 20 nuts fairly cheaply at any home improvement store if you don’t have a collection of hardware to use.
Here’s the part number for the petcock. They’re available for as little as $13 on eBay 51023-1123