1128 Series Month

[Ron660]

She's a 3 pull kinda gal.

#Ain'tNoHuskyStartingSaws'RoundHere.

Maybe four now

 

[hseII]

Maybe four now

If it takes more than 3-4 pulls on either of my 461s, or my MS660, they are out of Gas.

The older ones take a couple more pulls, but none are " Hard Starters."

 

[maulhead]

Back at the lathe to catch a new jug up with the rest of the jugs.

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Yer my hero

 

[Mastermind]

Yer my hero

Oh yeah. I know.

 

[junkman]

Sup B

I saw 52 on the tunnel....days why I said 460

I saw 046 on that plate its bolted too that's why i said 460

 

[Adirondackstihl]

my MS661 was out of gas"

Fixt

 

[Adirondackstihl]

I saw 046 on that plate its bolted too that's why i said 460

Yeah that too

 

[maulhead]

I saw 046 on that plate its bolted too that's why i said 460

So you wern't staring at my buldge?

 

[junkman]

So you wern't staring at my buldge?

Best answer

 

[hseII]

Fixt

True Story

 

[Ron660]

If it takes more than 3-4 pulls on either of my 461s, or my MS660, they are out of Gas.

The older ones take a couple more pulls, but none are " Hard Starters."

They're a little bit more compression after they leave Tennessee.

 

[hseII]

They're a little bit more compression after they leave Tennessee.

Seems like they start easier Afterwards.

Maybe it's the reduced drag from the banana peels. [emoji529]

 

[Onan18]

Seems like they start easier Afterwards.

Maybe it's the reduced drag from the banana peels. [emoji529]

Repped!

 

[Mastermind]

Welp........I just couldn't stay at the bench. The Bubba LLC and I hooked up the disc and made a drag so I could spend a few hours outside. I feel a lot better now.

 

[maulhead]

...

 

[MattG]

Well, I've got a knackered 044 that I'm starting to strip, (I'll start a thread for it soon), so I guess I should sub myself in

 

[Mastermind]

Ima show y'all a trick.

Gotta have a degree wheel on the engine to figure stuff out to begin with......but once these heights are established it's on.

My spec sheet on the MS460.



These are older specs........but this sheet was already in PDF, and is for an 1128 series.

So.......

Use this video to learn how to set height using the wheel and a piece of card stock.

Now.......

 

[Mastermind]

So you have a piece of stock for the intake height. It's about 18mm wide. You used a ring in the bore......measured the height and cut it. Right?



Now......you put it in the bore.



Then drop a piston in. I'm using a crappy no-name aftermarket piston because I'm doing this in a bore that has rough edges. If you just have a good piston, de-bur the rough port edges, and clean the jug of chips etc.


The bottom of that piston is at 80° on this build (not at 82° as the specs say).

So.......I mark it with a nice sharp pencil.

 

[Mastermind]

That tells me where to cut to......

Simple huh?

 

[Mastermind]

The cool part is keeping good notes......even better than the spec sheet I posted. Like this one for the MS362.



Notice that the port heights have a exact measurement with them for the Ex, and In?

That way I can just cut my card stock without ever installing a degree wheel.

I'm redoing all my spec sheets to have these extra notes.