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Originally posted by zoco View PostOr Castrol-R 40. Love the smell of that stuff.
Used to use it in all me 2 stroke bikes. Need to perform regular decokes though as the exhaust ports have a tendency to get very carboned up. Neglected to do this once on a Yammy DT175MX and burned a hole in the head of the piston.
Still use it in all me competition mowers though.(And Redex to get loads of smoke
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I don't race. I just buy them and fix them up. Two lawn tractors one of which have just sold. The rest are a mix of 14" / 17" / 20" cylinder mowers. Sussex Colts / Punch / Balmoral ranging from late 50's through early 00's. They always arrive "broken" and I spend the time reconditioning the carbs and engines. OCD.
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Originally posted by Scruff View PostMy fourteen mowers are all 4-Strokes... Castrol TTS is what we used in SA in the two strokes
This is my pride and joy:
I make a few quid out of that in the summer months too - do a few local cricket pitches and such like. Hooks up onto the back of me Landy.
By the way, do you race or do lawnmower marathons?
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My fourteen mowers are all 4-Strokes... Castrol TTS is what we used in SA in the two strokes
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Originally posted by Scruff View PostI love the smell of two strokes burning methanol... Better than napalm any day!
Used to use it in all me 2 stroke bikes. Need to perform regular decokes though as the exhaust ports have a tendency to get very carboned up. Neglected to do this once on a Yammy DT175MX and burned a hole in the head of the piston.
Still use it in all me competition mowers though.
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I love the smell of two strokes burning methanol... Better than napalm any day!
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Looking forward to this...
Right on my doorstep & I didn't know this was going on until I rode past on my trusty steed earlier.
Used to have the 500cc MX GP there every year but I think they stopped doing it in the late 80s. Remember seeing all the big names there; Carlqvist, Malherbe Thorpe.
This is a veterans event & some of the classes are going to bring back a few memories - particularly looking forward to the 50+ twin shock class especially seeing a Maico 490 in action. I had one of those once - new top end rebuild every couple of hundred miles, or so it seemed... ah, the memories.Tags: None
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