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By smurfy · Posted
on fish wrapper.....Jeff Sundin said he checked this ice out thingy.........its estimating bowstring ice out 4-27 to 5 -1............ -
By Kettle · Posted
Some smaller lakes around Rapids are opening up. Few should be completely free by next week. Last weekend some of the bigger lakes still had 2 ft of ice. Supposed to get warmer this weekend but Monday the high is 40 and lows below freezing. I'm going stir crazy myself -
By smurfy · Posted
hey Kettle and the rest of you northern Mn guys......... would you mind keeping your doors and windows open..........👍😆 i'm getting tired of looking at them webcams up there and seeing ice on the lakes........i got stuff i need to do up at the cabin...........😉🙄 -
By PSU · Posted
Good Morning: Trying to help a friend out as I mentioned to him the expertise on this site. He bought a Garmin Echo Map last year for his 1800 Fisherman on Pokegama Lake. He claims he has power all the way up to the cradle, but when on the cradle, the system turns off. He's planning on driving the boat down to the cities from Pokegama for service on the Garmin, but thought I would ask some of you experts if there is anything he should try before doing so. Again, I am sure it's a long shot, but anyone experience anything similar? -
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By Wanderer · Posted
Glad you’re getting results! I’d throw a new set of sparks in there for next season too. Weak sparks have given people plenty of headaches. I just had a deal where a friends wheeler just died while he was loading it on a trailer. Wouldn’t restart for anything. He and I did a lot of checks and trials to get it running but couldn’t. I finally took it to my local small engine guy. He repeated all the diagnostics we did, plus some, and couldn’t get it started. Based on his experience, he decided to try a new set (mind you they did have spark outside the cylinder). It fired right up. Pretty rare for BOTH of them to go bad but it’s been running great ever since. -
By SkunkedAgain · Posted
If you have a Mity-vac, make sure to pressure test the needle and seat before putting the carb back together. That will often solve leak/flooding issues (but I don't think that's your issue). It's a different type of fuel leak. -
By Wanderer · Posted
Are you viewing on a PC/laptop or phone? -
By JerkinLips · Posted
I moved the clips on the jet needles up to the top groove to lean it out. This eliminated the mid-range bog and the sled accelerates well even when warm. The plugs are not quite dark now, but look good. I'll have to rebuild the Mikuni carbs this summer for the permanent solution. I'll also repair or replace the primary clutch to eliminate that issue. Thanks for all of the suggestions. -
By monstermoose78 · Posted
Hmmm must be my phone
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