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Hi, As new condition. Paid $1950. Buyer pays PayPal fees and shipping within the Lower 48 Only. Thanks, Rod

poop, I’m an idiot. I thought y poop, I’m an idiot. I thought you were referring to something I had up for sale. Sorry

Not yet. Just a couple of tire kickers so far. Thanks

Very low time parts. 89mm Pistons included but I could only download 10 photos (can text or email additional photos). Buyer pays PayPal fees and 1/2 of shipping. Thanks, Rod Portland, OR

Hey, I ran it on my Rickter for less than 30 min and decided to go back to my original impeller. It is perfect, as you’d expect. Purchased it from Blowsion recently for $535. Well, the impeller was $440 plus $95 for the cutback option. See photos. As it is perfect, I’d like to get $440.00...

Hey--quick question. So, the large washer behind the bendix that you are referring to, that is the one that came affixed to the bendix, correct? Or is there supposed to be a second one? Also, what is your take on knowing whether or not the bendix was worn out or not? I ask because my original...

Thanks. If I remember correctly, the reason I got rid of my PowerFactor waterbox was because it interfered with my carb setup. I installed 50 mm SE carbs recently and noticed that the fuel lines run upward instead of out which will give me more room. Anyway, I’m not giving up on it yet—I just...

Thank for that—I knew I should have never put the thing on my ski. My other screw up was selling my B pipe and fuel tank. Looks like I’ll miss Pismo again unless I can scare up some parts—and yes—I’m pulling the new pipe off as I hate bs like this.

I pulled the intake off, left the head off and liberally lubed everything with 2 stroke oil—it sat opened up like that for a month or so before reassembly. That obviously would not matter if it was rusted but the rod bearing looked perfectly fine. Fingers crossed.

Thanks for the TC tip. As for the water, it was well below the crank bearings. Not discovered until sitting for a week on my bench.

That thought crossed my mind as well because when I did the water test after I put the ski together I did not bail off it except for the time in the water putting it back on the trailer. Heck, maybe I won’t have it ready in time for Pismo. I should have done more research on these setup’s before...

That is very interesting and something I didn’t know. I assumed the flywheel would stop in a different location every time. I’m still a bit confused…

I believe they are in NJ… Somewhere a long way from here anyway. Thanks

Well, the Power Factor waterbox did not fit so I’m running the RRP—again, I regret making the conversion. Before I put the engine back in I will try to source that “hose” you think someone makes. Thanks for the help.

Thanks—that’s very helpful. The crank is fine I’m guessing as it only had 30-40 minutes of run time on it.

Well, I bought a new 1100 Dasa shortblock and found that I had water entering the engine—quite a bit collected in the crank case. At the same time I converted to a laydown pipe (wish I didn’t at this point) I’m also having an issue with the bendix not engaging 25% of the time. The Jetinetics...

Hey- I'm trying to get my Rickter ready for Pismo in late March but I need some help with some mechanical issues. Thanks

Not enough :)

Tony--I will ship it out UPS today by noon.

Hi- I have a new flywheel that I won't be needing and the price is firm. These retail for $795. Ships free to lower 48 only. Thanks, Rod