<VV> Self pity and whining

[BobHelt at aol.com]

In a message dated 5/3/2006 8:15:16 PM US Mountain Standard Time,  
norman.Witte at comcast.net writes:

Sorry  for the whining.  I am sure it will all look somewhat better in the  
morning.

Norm Witte



Hi Norm,
Here are a few suggestions. First always carry a gallon can of gas and a  
metal 1# coffee can. Also flare nut wrenches to fit the carb gas inlet line  
(plus 1" open wrench for the nut).
 
Now if/when this happens, remove the carb air cleaners and dump about two  or 
three tablespoons of gas down each carb. See if it will start then. (it  will 
only run for five seconds or so) If so, the carbs are dry. If not maybe  it's 
something else.
Also when the problem occurs, unfasten the inlet gas line from one of the  
carbs and place the metal can under the line so as to catch any gas coming out.  
Crank the engine over and see if there is gas getting to the carb. probably 
best  to disable the ign when doing this to prevent the engine from starting 
and  flowing lots of gas into the can.
Hope that this helps.
Regards,
Bob Helt