XP_Slinger
They’re Just Saws
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We’ve got dueling benches up in here. Mike vs Joe...the titans of 2-series huskies...lol
We’ve got dueling benches up in here. Mike vs Joe...the titans of 2-series huskies...lol
Check the spade connector at the secondary coil. Had a similar issue on my 288 last year and it was caused by a loose connection on that signal wire. Worth a look before you get deep into it.
Check the spark plug and see if it's wet or dry.Connections were tight. I had 2ohms between the case and the coil ground wire going to the kill switch when the switch was in run position. In stop position it was .001 ohms. Now just waiting on carb kit.
Yep sounds like it's starving for fuel for sure. Is the inlet screen clogged by chance in the carb?Dry. There is some moisture coming out the compression release hole. But the plug is no where near flooded condition.
The funny thing is, the cylinder does get warm when running the electric start. That’s why I feel it’s not getting enough fuel.
×2 my 288 would idle fine but woultimately only rev to about 8 grand before it sounded like it was hitting a limiter. Found a loose connector.Check the spade connector at the secondary coil. Had a similar issue on my 288 last year and it was caused by a loose connection on that signal wire. Worth a look before you get deep into it.
Pics were just fine brother. Stay safe down there Mike, hope the hurricane doesn’t impact you and your family too bad.Lol No brother I was trying to show some bending that went on with the wrap but my pix weren't very good
×2 my 288 would idle fine but woultimately only rev to about 8 grand before it sounded like it was hitting a limiter. Found a loose connector.
Thanks Josh I was hopeing for a miss but dont look like that's going to happen.Pics were just fine brother. Stay safe down there Mike, hope the hurricane doesn’t impact you and your family too bad.
You'll get wet for sure lolThanks Josh I was hopeing for a miss but dont look like that's going to happen.
Thanks Josh I was hopeing for a miss but dont look like that's going to happen.
There is no joy with 2 piece coils.The joys of two piece coils.
I may be misremembering but I think my brother @RIDE-RED 350r put one of those on his 394.Has anyone here bought one of the Huztl/Farmertec 288 clutch covers?
Is the quality good, durable and is the color a close match?
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The actual am magnesium cover is good itself on the 394 one I bought, but the internal spring is about 1” shorter than oem. So the chainbrake didn’t work properly (tripped too easily and didn’t hold good). I had to put a Oem spring on it. Works great now. The am brake flag broke within a short amount of time. Weak plastic. I installed a Oem brake flag. It’s been good now. However, after going through all this I’d try to find a good used Oem one before buying another am one.Has anyone here bought one of the Huztl/Farmertec 288 clutch covers?
Is the quality good, durable and is the color a close match?
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