i just picked up a 85 110 im using for a project.
the pull start wont recoil all the way. so its got some slacking cord hanging. any tutorial available to properly disassemble and reassemble?
yes i did search too
i just picked up a 85 110 im using for a project.
the pull start wont recoil all the way. so its got some slacking cord hanging. any tutorial available to properly disassemble and reassemble?
yes i did search too
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Welcome to the board!!
It's funny cause i've had the same problem with mine. i gave it a few hundred more pulls and it started to go better.
http://www.3wheelerworldforums.com/s...ad.php?t=19821
Search for Recoil and you should find the info. If not someone could try to explain it again.
Howdy
Here is a bucnch of pics in how to install a recoil spring. It is showing an ATC70 but the basic idea is there. I will go into more detail later but that all I got for now.
http://bluelinedecals.com/index_files/Page1188.htm
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This thread on 3w.org helped me when I put a new rope in my 110 last month:
http://www.3wheeler.org/vb/showthread.php?t=29209
Rob
It's not hard an extra set of hands might be nice. ebay has the parts the starter dog and recoil springs you should be good to go. remember to not over tighten the recoil spring when winding it.
my friends stuck out he sprayed wd40 and let it soak and it worked like new
proud owner of a trx300ex quadand an 85 atc 70
^^Yeah it could just be that the rope is rubbing and causing it to stay out. I lubed my new rope with grease before I wound it up.
Rob
Also what works good is to remove the recoil, take the handle off and twist the recoil a few time to tighten up the tension, stick the rope back through the hole and tie it back to the handle.