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I was running this little ms180 sleeper and didn't like the crappy response I have been getting with the 200t carb so I said "F-it" and did this to it...
View attachment 29186

Oh it took care of the little hesitation it was having.....and then some. You'll have to excuse the fuel line mess, I need to jam a different angled barb into the hole to run with the oem line.
I can't wait to get the right wood for it to try it out.

I got the grinder back out and completely hogged out the intake to use a 372 boot...along with hitting the transfers and exhaust pretty hard to give it a reason for a 372 carb. Lol

Yes...that is a main nozzle check valve for a wj69 carb I'm using for a fuel tank vent. Those things can really breathe well with absolutely zero resistance.

Good stuff Jim. Really cool.
 

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I was running this little ms180 sleeper and didn't like the crappy response I have been getting with the 200t carb so I said "F-it" and did this to it...
View attachment 29186

Oh it took care of the little hesitation it was having.....and then some. You'll have to excuse the fuel line mess, I need to jam a different angled barb into the hole to run with the oem line.
I can't wait to get the right wood for it to try it out.

I got the grinder back out and completely hogged out the intake to use a 372 boot...along with hitting the transfers and exhaust pretty hard to give it a reason for a 372 carb. Lol

Yes...that is a main nozzle check valve for a wj69 carb I'm using for a fuel tank vent. Those things can really breathe well with absolutely zero resistance.
Too cool. I gotta 211 that needs that geeked up, makeover treatment.
 

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575xp on the bench for rebuild

Found this when I pulled the flywheel. It was trying to escape by the looks.

WP_20160805_14_00_55_Pro.jpg

This should buff out!
Maybe a bit of JB Weld?

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The loose case bolt has let bar oil seep into the case.

WP_20160805_14_23_00_Pro.jpg

Now, my question:
How do I get the bearings off without being able to get my pullers behind them?
do the yellow plastic stuffers come out?
I dont want to force them until I know for sure if they come out or not.

WP_20160805_14_56_52_Pro.jpg
 

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575xp on the bench for rebuild

Found this when I pulled the flywheel. It was trying to escape by the looks.

View attachment 29362

This should buff out!
Maybe a bit of JB Weld?

View attachment 29363

The loose case bolt has let bar oil seep into the case.

View attachment 29364

Now, my question
How do I get the bearings off without being able to get my pullers behind them?
do the yellow plastic stuffers come out?
I dont want to force them until I know for sure if they come out or not.

View attachment 29366

You need bearing separator for models 575,576,560 562 etc
Bearing%2520puller.jpg
 
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