1930 Flyer Deluxe - engine tight

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12th July 2007 at 8:39 am #6867

Jeff Reed
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Hello Robert, just had a look at your pictures, very nice indeed. Is that an enomous bellmouth on the carb, or is it fitted with an air filter? Jeff Reed.

12th July 2007 at 11:16 am #6868

Erik
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@Jeff Reed wrote:

Hello Robert, just had a look at your pictures, very nice indeed. Is that an enomous bellmouth on the carb, or is it fitted with an air filter? Jeff Reed.

— bullshit mode on —

It must have sucked in a cat or something through that bellmouth, i am sure that is why the engine is tight

— bullshit mode off —

12th July 2007 at 11:39 am #6869

rmu1931
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Hi Jeff,
no it is not a bellmouth, it’s a air filter! 😉
It looks similar to DKW Supersports Models but fits perfectely to the carb.
I can take a close picture and you can tell me if it is Scott or not.

Rgds
Robert

12th July 2007 at 12:18 pm #6870

Erik
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Please do Robert, On my Flyer I have an open bellmouth and besides spitting back quite some petrol it also is a gap where all sorts of rubbish could find it’s way in.

Cheers,
Erik

12th July 2007 at 8:54 pm #6871

Ted Robinson
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Hi, Robert,Iclicked on the link to have a look at your Scott, clicked on
“GMX Mediacenter starter” I get the three small pictures up ok but when Iclick on the picture to enlarge it the screen goes blank. I have tried ticking the box but still a blank screen, what am I doing wrong?
Best wishes Ted.

12th July 2007 at 9:19 pm #6872

rmu1931
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Hi Ted,

you are doing fine, but the service seems to be down, or very slow.

Just try it the other day or later tonight, then it might work..

Rgds
Robert
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