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Maybe I should try to use a snowmobile motor? Supposedly a regular centrifigul clutch may not work well in this application, a torque converter may be needed and snowmobile motors use them.
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Your hardcore, haulin wheelers in the back of the Buick like that!!
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For the last one, the motor was in the passanger seatI've hauled tons of stuff with this car.
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you remind me of me lol....gotta get it home somehow. i had 2 trike in the back of a 2door civic once...2 weeks ago i had 800lbs of dirt in the truck!
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Alright..After more thought, I think everyone is right. I should try to fix up the one motor.
Looking at it more closely, the stator cover is fine - it's actually just the shaft cover that broke. I still can't figure out why it broke though. All the bearings inside look/feel/turn fine. Maybe something broke it from the outside..but I'd like to get it figured out before putting the new cover on.. Maybe the cover just gradually wears out.
Or maybe I could try to swap the chain parts from the other motor and use it instead..but I imagine the motors are too different. Haven't eye-balled them too closely yet.
May try to get the motor pulled today.
Last edited by Tommy2; 11-09-2010 at 11:52 AM.
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I would say that if everything looks fine inside the motor, the trike was probaly rolled and bounced off a rock or something, putting the hole in the motor.
My feedback thread:
http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...ght=jrwebb8324
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heck yours is pretty nice, i just picked one up for 60$ i think its a 200 the guys said he thinks its 125 but it has electric start. front ssupension, and pullstart, with no rear suspension and shaft drive, also says 196cm on the cylinder so i think its a version of the 200 thats hacked to heck.. runs good
1985 big red 250es working good. 1983 200e waiting for new crank and rod. 200x project looking needing everything.
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just gotta lift off the pegs and avoid rocks :L
yeah, that's a...different version of a 200E, but thats definitely one.Originally Posted by greythorn3
heck yours is pretty nice, i just picked one up for 60$ i think its a 200 the guys said he thinks its 125 but it has electric start. front ssupension, and pullstart, with no rear suspension and shaft drive, also says 196cm on the cylinder so i think its a version of the 200 thats hacked to heck.. runs good
3 wheels, dusty trails, gasoline and good times.
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Thats a lazy boy wheelie machine there. ape hangers and all
"If you are going to piss like puppy, Don't Get Off The Porch"
Trikes:
84' Suzuki ALT185 (old Orange)
85' Yamaha 225DX, piped and spaced ( First Girlfriend)
Quads
87' Yamaha Banshee, built and very very fast (The Whore)
01 Yamaha Raptor 660, built and piped (The Beast)
03 Suzuki Vinson, 26's and piped (The Crowd Pleaser)
Once apon a time:
85' Tecate 300 alky flattacker, 6 in over swingarm, 88 Suzuki 500"Quadzilla"PIA , 91 Yamaha Warrior Built and Modded. (luved that Baby Tank)
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i wonder if it will wheelie, anyone know if these things got reverse?
1985 big red 250es working good. 1983 200e waiting for new crank and rod. 200x project looking needing everything.
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anyone??????
1985 big red 250es working good. 1983 200e waiting for new crank and rod. 200x project looking needing everything.
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sold my 250r today so that was a little depressing.
1985 big red 250es working good. 1983 200e waiting for new crank and rod. 200x project looking needing everything.
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