One of the stats i like to keep is Birth Dates. Especially for ages of Young Guns & Females. I have recently visited 5 Websites & did a Google Search and still can't get the Birth DATES of these drivers:
CTS Rookie--Sean Murphy Allison Duncan-24 (w/RCR Cal Late Model) Leilani Munter-30 (w/Evernham Late Model & Ndotcom reporter) Michelle Theriault-18 (Hooter's ProCup & Jennifer Anniston look-alike)
Back off on the starting fluid, it is too dry. Or if you must use it, put some oil in the cylinders first.
Since you've done the carb, that leaves the fuel pump. You can connect the carb fuel line to a marine tank and feed the engine with the primer bulb. If this works,... it's your fuel pump that is either full of dirt/varnish or has a bad diaphram.
There may be ice or water in the low parts of the fuel line/pump. kw
"resh" <rhiggins@bloomberg.net> wrote in message news:1140538258.090758.27750@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...> Hi, i was recently given a 1980 yamaha enticer 300. It last ran about 7> years ago then stored under a deck! I first drained the old gas out,> removed and sterilized the carb, and changed the 2 spark plugs. I was> hoping that this would bring it back to life but it still dies after a> few seconds of burning off the starting fluid. I see the fuel hose has> some gas in it but i don't think it's reaching into the carb. I was> told that the fuel should be vacuumed in on its own by the few seconds> that the engine does run. Does this sound right? I'm already through a> full can of starting fluid. Should I keep trying or maybe inject fuel> into the carb om my own? Or, am I completely missing something??? Any> feedback to help get this relic running would be appreciated!>
"danagoertzen@gmail.com" <danagoertzen@gmail.com> wrote in news:1141951191.735363.152530@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com:
I have a 1997 Arctic Cat Powder Special EFI. and I am having trouble> starting it. I put new spark plugs in it and i still cant get anything> out of it? ive tried by passing the kill switch and thats not the> problem. What else could i try? or what could it be?> Thanks in advance,> Dana>
EFI should have a battery .... no??? Did you check that?
nordvind wrote:> But I am having difficulty simply skating on a> flat section of road without my ankle suddently tipping sideways when I> push off. This happens unexpectedly when I am gliding or trying to> slow down as well. I am using profil bindings and Salomon Race Skate 9> pilot equipe boots. The binding- boot interface is great, the> rollerski and boot angle on my recovery leg is fine.
I am not sure what the issue is with the skis as with your boot-binding setup I would think you would have good support and control...?
I also found I can't do a snowplow at all except when almost coming to a
stop, the> rollerski is just too twitchy. Started down a decline at a little> faster than normal skating speed just gliding and my right ski kept> trying to arc into my left ski. Ended up flying into the grass and> wiping out.
I would practice this at VERY SLOW SPEEDS to begin, but instead of trying to push the wheels sideways (which is possible on a number of rollskis) try pushing on them sideways (in a snowplow) and as they come together, lift one up and set it back out to the side... kind of like you see speedskaters do who are slowing and do not want to dull their edges.
As far as wiping out- having been rollskiing for about 29 years now... good idea looking for grass but you have to go into a deep telemark position with your weight on the back ski... the front leg is just out there as a "pontoon/outrigger" to keep you from doing a face plant. Again, practice this a lower speeds to start- and be aware that the sand between the pavement and grass is often VERY soft!!
Zaphod Beeblebrox 6 February 2007 05:17:12 [ permanent link ]
School's closed tomorrow for the kids because of the weather (WTF??).
Since today is my younger son's birthday, the wife - in a moment of sheer lunacy - agreed to let him invite a bunch of his pals over for a sleepover. Right now I have in the house 8 boys between ages 12 and 15 and the basement looks like it was struck by a tornado - the big hole in the wall was apparently a result of an indoor football game. They have since consumed an obscene amount of pizza and coke, and are currently taking a breather while flicking channels between "24" and the Syracuse/UConn basketball game.
I have to get to work early tomorrow and I am trying to figure out what I need to do to make it through the night safely.
Please advise.
P.S. I have fortified myself with some Finlandia and OJ.
The Henchman 6 February 2007 05:24:00 [ permanent link ]
"Zaphod Beeblebrox" <victor.kingNOSPAM@comcast.net> wrote in message news:gLadneRMsrOieFrYnZ2dnUVZ_rKvnZ2d@comcast.com...>> School's closed tomorrow for the kids because of the weather (WTF??).>> Since today is my younger son's birthday, the wife - in a moment of sheer > lunacy - agreed to let him invite a bunch of his pals over for a > sleepover. Right now I have in the house 8 boys between ages 12 and 15 and > the basement looks like it was struck by a tornado - the big hole in the > wall was apparently a result of an indoor football game. They have since > consumed an obscene amount of pizza and coke, and are currently taking a > breather while flicking channels between "24" and the Syracuse/UConn > basketball game.>> I have to get to work early tomorrow and I am trying to figure out what I > need to do to make it through the night safely.>> Please advise.
Get a time machine and go back in time and wear a rubber? It's the best idea I have at the moment.
James Schrumpf 6 February 2007 08:09:45 [ permanent link ]
Quiet, "The Henchman" <heyhey@isforhorses.com> -- I'm transmitting rage.
"Zaphod Beeblebrox" <victor.kingNOSPAM@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:gLadneRMsrOieFrYnZ2dnUVZ_rKvnZ2d@comcast.com...>>>> School's closed tomorrow for the kids because of the weather (WTF??).>>>> Since today is my younger son's birthday, the wife - in a moment of>> sheer lunacy - agreed to let him invite a bunch of his pals over for>> a sleepover. Right now I have in the house 8 boys between ages 12 and>> 15 and the basement looks like it was struck by a tornado - the big>> hole in the wall was apparently a result of an indoor football game.>> They have since consumed an obscene amount of pizza and coke, and are>> currently taking a breather while flicking channels between "24" and>> the Syracuse/UConn basketball game.>>>> I have to get to work early tomorrow and I am trying to figure out>> what I need to do to make it through the night safely.>>>> Please advise.> > Get a time machine and go back in time and wear a rubber? It's the> best idea I have at the moment.> > >
You ain't seen nothing until your kids have a LAN party. That's were a bunch of game geeks fill your basement with computer hardware and Cat-5 cables to build their own network for all-night gaming.
It's not usually violent, but the BTUs generated from all those electronics would heat the Super Dome and OSHA would have a nervous breakdown from all the strung wiring.
James Schrumpf <jaspammenotschrumpf@adelphia.nospamnet> wrote in news:Xns98CF1AC6E765jaschrumpfadelphiane@216.196.97.142:
Quiet, "The Henchman" <heyhey@isforhorses.com> -- I'm transmitting> rage. > >> >> "Zaphod Beeblebrox" <victor.kingNOSPAM@comcast.net> wrote in message >> news:gLadneRMsrOieFrYnZ2dnUVZ_rKvnZ2d@comcast.com...>>>>>> School's closed tomorrow for the kids because of the weather>>> (WTF??). >>>>>> Since today is my younger son's birthday, the wife - in a moment of>>> sheer lunacy - agreed to let him invite a bunch of his pals over for>>> a sleepover. Right now I have in the house 8 boys between ages 12>>> and 15 and the basement looks like it was struck by a tornado - the>>> big hole in the wall was apparently a result of an indoor football>>> game. They have since consumed an obscene amount of pizza and coke,>>> and are currently taking a breather while flicking channels between>>> "24" and the Syracuse/UConn basketball game.>>>>>> I have to get to work early tomorrow and I am trying to figure out>>> what I need to do to make it through the night safely.>>>>>> Please advise.>> >> Get a time machine and go back in time and wear a rubber? It's the>> best idea I have at the moment.>> >> >> > > You ain't seen nothing until your kids have a LAN party. That's were> a bunch of game geeks fill your basement with computer hardware and> Cat-5 cables to build their own network for all-night gaming.> > It's not usually violent, but the BTUs generated from all those> electronics would heat the Super Dome and OSHA would have a nervous> breakdown from all the strung wiring.> > http://www.hilltopper.net/photos/lan_party.jpg
Excellent taste in lighthouses. You don't want to know how many Cape Hatteras Light objet d'art I have around this place.
"James Schrumpf" <jaspammenotschrumpf@adelphia.nospamnet> wrote in message news:Xns98CF1AC6E765jaschrumpfadelphiane@216.196.97.142...> Quiet, "The Henchman" <heyhey@isforhorses.com> -- I'm transmitting rage.>>>>> "Zaphod Beeblebrox" <victor.kingNOSPAM@comcast.net> wrote in message>> news:gLadneRMsrOieFrYnZ2dnUVZ_rKvnZ2d@comcast.com...>>>>>> School's closed tomorrow for the kids because of the weather (WTF??).>>>>>> Since today is my younger son's birthday, the wife - in a moment of>>> sheer lunacy - agreed to let him invite a bunch of his pals over for>>> a sleepover. Right now I have in the house 8 boys between ages 12 and>>> 15 and the basement looks like it was struck by a tornado - the big>>> hole in the wall was apparently a result of an indoor football game.>>> They have since consumed an obscene amount of pizza and coke, and are>>> currently taking a breather while flicking channels between "24" and>>> the Syracuse/UConn basketball game.>>>>>> I have to get to work early tomorrow and I am trying to figure out>>> what I need to do to make it through the night safely.>>>>>> Please advise.>>>> Get a time machine and go back in time and wear a rubber? It's the>> best idea I have at the moment.>>>>>>>> You ain't seen nothing until your kids have a LAN party. That's were a> bunch of game geeks fill your basement with computer hardware and Cat-5> cables to build their own network for all-night gaming.>> It's not usually violent, but the BTUs generated from all those > electronics> would heat the Super Dome and OSHA would have a nervous breakdown from all> the strung wiring.>> http://www.hilltopper.net/photos/lan_party.jpg
LAN party??? Chick magnet???? Seriously, I'm thinking of having one.
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Yours, Dan S.
"Nobody would have known who he was if I would've ran." -Mike Ditka on Barak Obama>> -- > ------------------------------------------------------------------------> James Schrumpf http://www.hilltopper.net>> Play like your couch is on fire!
dunawan wrote: > why are koxx one unicycles so costly??? > forrestunifreak wrote: > > They are expensive because they use only the finest soft drink cans.> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ thejdw's Profile: http://www.unicyclist.com/profile/13230 View this thread: http://www.unicyclist.com/thread/57780
Alright I will keep all that in mind next time and actually today I landed it haha I was so happy haha I am doing good now, but it's weird I have more trouble doing it on concrete objects than on like tables, but I still need some practice thanks man
Maximus Unius 11 February 2007 01:40:09 [ permanent link ]
uniska wrote: > Alright I will keep all that in mind next time and actually today I> landed it haha I was so happy haha I am doing good now, but it's weird> I have more trouble doing it on concrete objects than on like tables,> but I still need some practice thanks man
Sounds like you could use some practice using punctuation too....
-- maximus unius
Borgshulze wrote: > > > > That's not a stick, that's your brain matter.> > > > > dudewithasock wrote: > > > > I'm sorry, but that's really one of the worst comebacks I've ever seen.> > And I hang out with my friends.> >
hi..... ;-D i'm from greece and i saw a video and i loved unicycling... but i don't know anyone that can help me....can u plz tell me what should i buy?i am a complete beginner and i don't want anything expensive yet...plzz help me... send to my e-mail or msn evi3577@yahoo.gr
Saskatchewanian 22 March 2007 17:35:05 [ permanent link ]
we cant really help you decide on a unicycle unless we know what type of riding you are hoping to learn, do you want to do more tricks, hops and drops, or just riding around?
Feel The Light 22 March 2007 22:54:32 [ permanent link ]
Buy wrist wraps, they are cool to wear and you will have more fun skidding your palms down the road. Find a long wall and climb on holding the wall, and use it to steady as you get used to pedaling along. A week of afternoons, and you will be able to ride along without the wall. Buy the best 20" uni you can afford. People argue constantly about what the best is in each price range. For learning they are all good. If short on cash, you can buy something crap used for next to nothing. Then put a good seat on it. I learned on a junker that I taped foam to the seat. For just learning to ride around on, only seat comfort really matters. Any 20" will do fine. If cash isn't real short, the KH uni's are excellent value. It's cheaper to buy the good one first rather then a 200$ and then a 500 $. Still, finding a cheapo used one for 20$ or so is best. Then buy a good one when you know what you want.
CozmicDebris 28 December 2007 04:42:32 [ permanent link ]
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All right, which RSPWer is late with the rent AGAIN?!?!?
Well, I hear that Chad pays his rent with food stamps (and has no aspirations of being a productive member of society), and Stefan is too much of a coward to not be on time, although the naivete part would fit. That probably eliminates the two of them.
Anybody got an old Kenyon Marine Homestrand propane stove with a good oven controller? Mine is TU and parts are not available from Kenyon or Tasco. Gordon
Bouncybuddha 26 September 2008 20:59:44 [ permanent link ]
Ok so i just bought my first unicycle and have no idea what i am doing how do i get started? lol sounds dumb right but it looks fun and wanted to try it and will not give up tell i can at least ride it around the block and pointers or videos or anything that can help?
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