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My brother's '94 750 SS Xi had a similar problem - I would just install a primer and be done with it, it's always a good idea anyway. -Kurt

I also use a cordless 18V Dewalt with a long shaft, wide flat head bit that fits right in, and put the carb in a vise. Then I push very hard on the drill on low torque setting, and give it all its got. Never failed me, I have done probably 12 nasty saltwater SBN carbs that way. Good luck, the...

Dean, send me a PM and we will work it out.

Probably specifies who ported it or who it was ported for.

I have a 30 gallon drum of KL-100 oil that I picked up, it blends with Alcohol and is super expensive. If you make it down my way, you can have some or if you want a bunch you can buy some from me! -Kurt

OEM for sure, they are pricey but they are the best. parkeryamaha.com is where I get lots of OEM parts. -Kurt

Thanks Felix - I would like this thread to be deleted if possible, everything is taken care of now.

I would suggest running through the carb real quick - about 95% of the time a ski that has just sat for a long period of time will have a stuck needle & seat, but that's it. Other than that, I'm sure you will be good to go! Good luck -Kurt

Shipped out, tracking: http://trkcnfrm1.smi.usps.com/PTSInternetWeb/InterLabelInquiry.do?origTrackNum=CV000519073US Also, anything bought from me last night on eBay was shipped Priority this AM.

It's called Paypal - I would suggest using it if I were you.

Thanks Erich and Joel, hope you guys are having a good summer!

Thanks Idok and Garrett - I am not out to screw anybody!

Dean - I am truly sorry for the troubles, I have had so much going on that I forgot all about the box I had aside in my shop - I have it 100% ready to go for you and I will make it right, I even put some extra parts in for you. It is absolutely my fault, you have been one of the best buyers I...

They are inexpensive because they use their own bearings and they have cheap labor (take that how you want it), and they do high volume. I wouldn't use their seals if I were you though, but with just a crank I think you will be OK. I am in NC also, I will see if I can find you a better...

It really isn't that hard. You want to... 1. Remove carb (two 12mm bolts) 2. Remove fuel pump screws (4) and be careful not to rip gaskets, etc unless doing a rebuild. - just take your time and lay parts on a clean surface as they come off. Under the fuel pump cover there are...

Nice job man, that is a slick lookin ski!!!

I believe the specs are in the Tech FAQ section, I know they are on the site. Do a search and you will find 'em.

There is no title needed unless it was previously titled. Tell him BS, but I guess its too late now. I notarized the Bill of Sale for you and everything, it is legit. Billy or Gayle at CS will tell you the same thing, its standard procedure. That being said, what all have you sold off...

PS - also use the Click-N-Ship method so you can print your own labels and stick them on at home, then drop of your load of packages at the PO without waiting in line. Makes life a ton easier when shipping, I have 10,000 self stick labels here at the house, I will give you a few hundred and you...

Grif - just go with Priority USPS boxes in the 8 by 8 inch cube, that should work for 1 seal, and use the larger Priority box for 2 or more seals. It should be no more than $5 to $6 for 1 or 2 seals. LMK if you need help with it, I have some boxes on hand, they are free through USPS, order on...