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  1. Eddie Fulmer
    Well you are all wrong! You should drain the tank and leave the gas cap off. That was whatever you miss will evaporate. Then run the bike until there is no fuel left in the carbs. then since the oil is still warm drain it all out and save it to use the next time you ride. You can carry the oil in your house and that way it won't get any water in it to boil off. Or if it does you can just put it on the stove in a pan and heat it up a little and the water will go away. Now if you're going to let it sit up more than a week then it's a different story and a lot more work. If you think this is serious then you are off your meds. :0)
  2. Eddie Fulmer
    I just checked on having mine serviced. Like you said $150 flat fee. Mine works fine but is slow coming up. Don't know what to do with it. If I upgraded to the 660 will it dfo the same in a few years?
  3. Eddie Fulmer
    I am going to buy a windshield from clearview and was wondering if the sealant around the vent they put in for you yellows after a while. Thanks for the response.
  4. Eddie Fulmer
    He is one lucky guy!! God must not be through with him yet. :0)
  5. Eddie Fulmer
    For those of you who don't carry concealed see the 1st post. This ? was for those that do carry. So... You are tresspassing!!! :0) I carry all the time on my person. I've seen what those nice "Safe" places can turn into in a matter of minutes/seconds. I'd carry and leave it in the car. Never be without your sidearm unless you just have to. I have a fire ext in my kitchen and hope I never have to use it, but it's there if I need it. You get the picture. check out the web page opencarry.org and see what you think. Oh yeah, I open carry to, and no I'm not a cop. Flame suit on. :0) BTW You would be surprised how many people carry concealed.
  6. Eddie Fulmer
    I don't think you would need a 50 amp. That's more than the bike alt puts out. I know that's how a lot of folks do it. however I put the "switch" under my seat because I only wanted mine for emergencys. I put a connector on each end that I could connect. No switch but there if I need it.
  7. Eddie Fulmer
    I have th venturedad hitch. works great and it's made by one of our own. I've pulled a trailer but no cooler (hitch haul yet) I have one buy havn't put the lights on it. I believe when I put a cooler on it the lights will be hidden.
  8. Eddie Fulmer
    A helicoil is a piece of cake to do. The price you found is way to much. The whole kit should be under $50 anywhere. You get the correct drill bit, an installer tool, and several "coils". What this does is remove the original threads then you thread the hole with the enclosed tap. Then use the special tool to install the new threads that are made of steel. It sounds more complicated than it is. Check out this link for more info. http://www.helicoil.com.sg/HeliCoil-Installation-Instructions.htm
  9. Eddie Fulmer
    For another opinion it's best to turn off all the water at the main valve in addition to the suggestions that have already been made. Those pesky feed lines under the sinks, toilets, and dishwasher etc can cause problems to.
  10. Eddie Fulmer
    I used to sell guns and a guy brought in a Charter Arms bulldog. The 44 special. It looked much the same but didin't have and cartridge remains in it. I sent it back to Charter for him as I wouldn't replace the pistol. They said they ran every test they had on it and determined that it wasn't the gusn fault. However in the interest of customer relations they replaced it.
  11. Eddie Fulmer
    Look here. Some of the guys I work with use these to secure their tools while climbing. http://www.cetaceacorp.com/tool-tethers-c96.html
  12. Eddie Fulmer
    There he goes again .....I'm outta here........
  13. Eddie Fulmer
    Just wondering if the vent will leak during the rain.
  14. Eddie Fulmer
    I would suggest to do nothing but wait a few months. Right now the "skip" is working. Skip is a term that describes how usually short range radios, due to weather, reach long distances. I was on my bike yesterday and it was awful. The Venture "hears" well. This skip cycle will not last long and you should be back in business. This advice is coming from a ham operator with many years of experience. Hope this helps.
  15. Eddie Fulmer
    I've always static balanced my bike tires and they've worked fine. However I need to know a good way to balance my 8 inch trailer tires. Any ideas?
  16. Eddie Fulmer
    Had one of my cylinders quit firing/running and the drain trick fixed it right up. I should have caught the fluid/gas that came out to see if a piece of trash came out with it. I will next time. hope this is all it takes for you. You might consider, while the carb drain is open, to operate the ignition switch a few times to flush some fuel through while the float valve is open as wide as it will go. Don't crank the bike just turn on the ignition so the fuel pump will run some fuel through.
  17. Eddie Fulmer
    My wife and I are going to Delaware in a few weeks for a mission trip with the Church. That trip will take 6 days. I'm off for 2 1/2 weeks so I'm going to trailer the bike up. I want to leave Delaware and find a place where I can ditch the truck and ride for a few days. We want to see Niagra falls and any other interesting places around the area. We don't like crowded roads and will do almost anything to stay off the interstates. Any ideas will be helpful. Thanks in advance. PS I'm located in Tuscaloosa Alabama
  18. Eddie Fulmer
    Well it still needs to be remembered. I would guess that it's worse now than then.
  19. Eddie Fulmer
    She looks good. Great job.
  20. Eddie Fulmer
    Well.....I don't know what the gal was smoking but I certainly don't want any. She'll be the one to run over one of us for sure. Just keep a look out for people like her. She's a me person I bet. You know it's all about me.
  21. Eddie Fulmer
    Now I just didn't like that one little bit. Don't do it again...
  22. Eddie Fulmer
    Yup it's hard to believe that someone would run over someone and not stop. I saw it happen one night, a lady was run over and the car didn't stop. When a guy went out to see if he could help, guess what. Another car ran over both of them and kept going. Took me a long time to get over that one. I've seen a lot here at the FD. Nothing that compares with that. makes me sick to think about it.
  23. Eddie Fulmer
    Maybe I'm looking for an accident but I'd use it in a heartbeat. If you are afraid of the pressure use the higher grade pvc, or use cpvc. I've been thinking about running me some lines my self. Just talked to guy I work with here and he said he has 13 outlets in his counter top building shop. He said he knocked an outlet off and the only bad thing that happened was the air leaked out and the compressor came on. Take this for what it's worth and make the judgement for yourself. just my opinion.
  24. Eddie Fulmer
    If it ain't a really well made flag you won't have much left after 40 miles at 70mph. To take some of the down pressure off my hitch I put 2 small i bolts in the rack that holds the tour pack on then a small piece of chain to connect it to the upright that holds the flag. good luck.
  25. Eddie Fulmer
    http://wingstuff.com/pgroup_detail/2310_J_M_Goldwing_Helmet_Headset_HS8154B_Open_or_Full OK here's the link. You owe me one. ;0)
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