Moses

I started my mcculloch motor and the centrifugal clutch flew off somehow and many parts broke. Does anyone know where i can find a replacement online? I have NO idea what i am looking for. the old clutch is a 9 tooth, dont know chain size. Please only answer this if you have knowledge of Rupp go karts or McCulloch Motors. Thanks

How much extra money per month would it cost me to add a 3rd Xm satellite radio onto my plan?

Can i put a 265/75R16 Firestone Destination m/t on a stock 2004 Toyota Tacoma, when the recommended size is 265/70R16? What does the 75 or 70 mean?

I have a Cub Cadet 882 Diesel. It is in decent shape, everything that is supposed to work, works and it only has minor scratches and a few dents. The motor runs like a champ.

I have an '84 Cub Cadet 882 Diesel with hydraulic lift system. I couldnt find a metal OEM plow for this, so i took it upon myself to build a wooden one. I hooked 2 2x4's to the back of the tractor via steel brackets. Then, i hooked them up directly to the hydro lift via 6 inch steel brackets. The plow seems to be strong, and the hydros are unbelievable. Then, i fortified the hell out of the plow with a 2'8'' and pieces of 2x4's and 4x4s. The plow even has a 1/8 inch steel blade on the bottom. The plow is fully functional, but does not swivel left and right, reason because of it being wooden and screwed onto the 2x4's. the final demensions of the pushing area is about 48 inches wide by about 18 inches high. It even has a piece of PVC pipe cut in half on the top to prevent snow from coming over the top. I used the plow to push sand and gravel and leaves, so far. It was pushing What do you think of this idea? Will it be durable or fall apart? So far the only problem with it is the plow drifting to the left and right when i turn.

I have an '84 Cub Cadet 882 Diesel with hydraulic lift system. I couldnt find a metal OEM plow for this, so i took it upon myself to build a wooden one. I hooked 2 2x4's to the back of the tractor via steel brackets. Then, i hooked them up directly to the hydro lift via 6 inch steel brackets. The plow seems to be strong, and the hydros are unbelievable. Then, i fortified the hell out of the plow with a 2'8'' and pieces of 2x4's and 4x4s. The plow even has a 1/8 inch steel blade on the bottom. The plow is fully functional, but does not swivel left and right, reason because of it being wooden and screwed onto the 2x4's. the final demensions of the pushing area is about 48 inches wide by about 18 inches high. It even has a piece of PVC pipe cut in half on the top to prevent snow from coming over the top. I used the plow to push sand and gravel and leaves, so far. It was pushing What do you think of this idea? Will it be durable or fall apart? So far the only problem with it is the plow drifting to the left and right when i turn.

There's a VW 1984 Rabbit GTI at a used car joint down the road with only 69xxx miles on it. The interior looks in pretty good shape. I did not get a good look at the price. Only one emblem on the back is missing. Is it a good buy? Are '84 GTI's easy to fix if something happens to it?

I am interested in buying an '84 VW Rabbit GTI that is at a local auto repair shop. I want to know if they are reliable, easy to work on, and overall a good car.

What cartridges can be used as replacement for the Thorens TD-145? I am looking for something with decent sound, and is not too expensive.

I have a McCulloch MC-91A Motor for a GoKart. It has not been started in over 5 years. Does it run on mix or alcohol? How can it be started easily? It is currently on an old rupp go kart and i would be interested in learning how fast it goes.