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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
[Re: Guy]
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10/07/15 04:27 PM
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this thread has been going for 2.5wks and from what I can tell no movement yet, you should take Nav up on his offer
Attention rickym, this is not a troll post, just a good hearted fun type of post
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
[Re: Guy]
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10/07/15 04:31 PM
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I don't know if this helps but on my old mud buddy It would try to die at wot. I would have to let off and idle for a couple minutes and take back off. At idle it ran really bad for a short bit then go fine. I replaced everything fule related and even new carb. After a couple months I came across a thread about to much oil. Come to find out I some how got the wrong dip stick and I had too much oil. About half a quart to 3/4. Drained it and got a new stick and it hasn't missed a beat. The guy I sold it to is still running it. This probably isn't your problem but it might help someone.
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
[Re: Homey da Clown]
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10/08/15 12:42 AM
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5) change your fuel line every 2-3 years..ethanol eats the lining of it and it will break down into fine particles that will find their waypast your filter and into your bowl and make your float stick. As well as trash up your idle jet Had new fuel line installed last year, Sierra marine cost guard approved, from what I was told, it basically lasts forever.
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
[Re: Guy]
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10/08/15 02:19 AM
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You can always just use the trolling motor.
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
[Re: Guy]
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10/08/15 04:40 PM
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I require a month test ride after fixing all 4wheelers and boats
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/08/15 05:00 PM
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I require a month test ride after fixing all 4wheelers and boats If you can talk Guy into it, I am going to College Station to visit my daughter this weekend, I will offer to pull his boat down there and drop it off at your house on the way. He can make arrangements to pick it up in a month if he wants.
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
[Re: Guy]
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10/08/15 06:23 PM
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Seriously, last year took my carb off my 7hp longtail and tried to clean it, put it back on, started it and gas squirted everywhere, had to take it to a lawn mower shop.
But I will give it another shot, first I'm going to try that mechanic in a bottle, had 2 lawn mower shops tell me it is the best. Sounds like that motorcycle you tried to rebuild way back
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/08/15 06:30 PM
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I wonder if anyone has mentioned to Guy yet that he needs to clean the carb?
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/09/15 03:16 AM
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Guy you should win an award or something for getting so many people to contribute to your threads, two threads with a total of 22 pages, wow. Kinda like the Truman Show ain't it
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/09/15 03:36 AM
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4 wheeler seems to be coming around a bit.
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/19/15 07:06 PM
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/19/15 10:39 PM
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I still have not cleaned my carb. This past weekend I was out west dove hunting, weekend before I scouted lake X and ran about 4 gal of gas thru it treated with that "mechanic in a bottle", and it still will not idle on its own. So looks like I might have to break down and pull that carb off and clean it. Other than it not idling, it runs great. I have been more focused on getting my lowrance GPS working. It just stopped working, so I took back to BPS, they plug it in and it worked fine, must be my wiring, so checked fuse was fine, connections looked fine, but I re-did that (soldered this time), still did not work. So went and bought a $35 electrical tester, stuck probe in end of plug, and it is getting power, 12.7 volts. Talked to BPS again, they said they had another customer come in, same issue. Power coming out end of plug, but for some reason not connecting with GPS. So trying to get lowrance to replace the cable ($35 if I have to buy it), it is 1 month out of warranty, I'm gonna be pissed if they do not replace it. Sent info to them today, need to give them 24 hrs to review, calling them tomorrow.
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/20/15 02:06 AM
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My 4 wheeler now has a flat. Half way out into a field and notice the steering is off. Figured it was just low and made it back no problem. Got to house and decide to put some air in it and hear hissing. Somehow I managed to load it on the trailer with the hole right on top. Looks like one of the plugs gave out with the low pressure. GF is bringing a plug kit home.
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/25/15 07:06 PM
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I still have not cleaned my carb. This past weekend I was out west dove hunting, weekend before I scouted lake X and ran about 4 gal of gas thru it treated with that "mechanic in a bottle", and it still will not idle on its own. Actually I ran 3 gal. Scouted again today, after 1 more gal she started runnng much better, ran couple more gal of that stuff, now she is purr'n like a kitten.
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/25/15 07:19 PM
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/25/15 08:54 PM
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I still have not cleaned my carb. This past weekend I was out west dove hunting, weekend before I scouted lake X and ran about 4 gal of gas thru it treated with that "mechanic in a bottle", and it still will not idle on its own. Actually I ran 3 gal. Scouted again today, after 1 more gal she started runnng much better, ran couple more gal of that stuff, now she is purr'n like a kitten. Where's the video?
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Re: Mud buddy 35 hp not running so good, what you think she needs?
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10/25/15 08:58 PM
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My 4 wheeler now has a flat. Half way out into a field and notice the steering is off. Figured it was just low and made it back no problem. Got to house and decide to put some air in it and hear hissing. Somehow I managed to load it on the trailer with the hole right on top. Looks like one of the plugs gave out with the low pressure. GF is bringing a plug kit home. There was actually three holes. Mesquite or barbed-wire. Fixed her up, took her out the next day and it was low by the time we left. Aired up again and haven't had a problem.
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