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Doing my part to support the natural gas industry. My furnace is cycling every 15 minutes.

Had a Lennox furnace in my first house and I had to take that out every year and scotch bright the rod. Luckily I have a relative that was a furnace installer and he saved me calling in someone the first time it went down.

I have a 78 Enticer 340 Enticer Larry edition. 87 Enticer 340 and a 1991 phazer 2. All have been revived from various motor issues and the phazer was a write off that I rebuild with a different chassis. Also had an 84 Srv but I sold it a few years ago when I needed some cash for Christmas.

Gen 2 700

Did a bit of searching and it looks like there were kits for 38" wide that included spindles and upper a-arms. I would assume you would use original lower a-arms. Not sure if you can get just the a-arms though.

I think it was because it was titled Gold Rush paydirt for some reason. I caught it and had to set it to record separate from the regular episodes.

Let my girls loose on Enticer 340s when they were 7. . First daughter had some issues out west trail riding but they do fine in open fields.

South of Leduc today

Red Deer this morning.

No crank for mine

My 04 will do that occasionally too. I think that there is a module that is a bit flaky. Had to unhook and reconnect my battery once to get it to start. Other times I just try shifting to neutral and park trying it randomly and it will usually fire up. TEX78 will likely have a better answer...

Burnt out impeller on an outboard leg is my guess

Hope you didnt trade the old white chev on it. That would be a downgrade.

The sled parts category is inside auto parts now.

Frost on the roofs this morning in Red Deer and had to turn the furnace on again. Sledding days are getting closer.

Saskatchewan

That wont work with the puller broke off in there already. It needs the water pushing on the crank stub.

My Grandpas truck made it through the Spruce View parade without breaking down.

Try raising the clip to drop needle down. That will lean out the low rpm.