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Here you go...a nice collectible old tool with square hole for a torque wrench. $20 + shp.

I've been cutting wood all day...gonna cut wood tomorrow too...your time is up Jon I'm going to bed. Ta - ta

Not BS! But the hard core truth is, Jon Harris, this is not any of your business, none whatsoever. I've talked with Raymond, today actually, he's OK, I'm OK, but here you are trying to do anything you can to cause trouble. I told you before...everytime you pull this crap you make yourself...

Same-o same-o! I looked back and found the email stream between me & Raymond West. He had some running problems after the rebuild that I tried helping him with...here is his last email: "Seems I had a loose plug on right rear cylinder that was causing all the problems I never checked them...

I've played this game too many times with you already and like I said it's just getting too old. Good-bye!

Jon, can't you go anywhere without all this drama? This **** gets so old after the 4th or 5th time around!

So what?

Are you off your meds?

I did do carbs for a Raymond West and this is how they were running when they left my shop. There was no black stuff missed in these carburetors! If you sucked stuff in from somewhere else that's on you not me. Why is it you never called me on this and why are saying you paid $900? That is...

Need details...who, what, when, where.... stuff like that! Be specific...or peddle your ******** somewhere else!

Got it, thanks!

NEW PRICE - $100 free shipping to CONUS

Think I've seen those carbs before.

Good deal. By the way, you may want to hang onto those 'cracked' oem coils. The cracks you are looking at are only in the thin outer rubber wrap...the coil itself is underneath and well sealed in epoxy. Trim the ends of the plug wire to shiny copper, disassemble, clean and di-grease all...

If the wires are one upright piece and one upside down L piece nip the upright piece off. Or if you're replacing stock needles move the stock wires over to the new needles. Be cautious with the aftermarket float needle seats...I've mic'd dozens of them that were .002" - .003" undersize. Oem...

I remove frozen/stripped mixture screws (providing there are no broken drills or ezy-outs) I'll send you a PM.

We try our best here in the editing dept. but we're overworked and underpaid. Got it now, thanks!

Got it, thanks!

Going way off topic here but pictured below is "99" my '99 named specifically after that very lovely lady mentioned above!