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  • #67298
    crosbyman
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      Canada Member - 2 Years

      Thanks copied everytyhing ! … parts prices are good 🙂

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      #67301
      seakaye12
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        US Member

        I always enjoy those parts lists that come with prices! To think that prices were considered stable enough to do that. The universal magneto coil was $7.50…..quite a bit considering how long ago that was.

        #67341
        hag
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          Well, more serious then I thought. The head bolts are not missing, they are broken off. Yup 5 of them, not sure I can dig out all of them!
          I’ll try Doug Penn to see if he has crankcase, but any other suggestions?

          #67343
          crosbyman
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            Canada Member - 2 Years

            depends how much you want to spend in light of what you found. 5 broken bolts ….hum …time to fold

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            #67352
            jerry-ahrens
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              Before you put much work into it, I would suggest doing a compression check. If I remember correctly, around 75 psi and up is good. 85 is better. Compression under 70, and you will have a hard starting motor, as well as one that won’t idle down.
              I v’e only found one TN with a good powerhead over the years, and many that are worn out… due to high hours, or running them 50/1.

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