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> Not the same set up pd...the clutch looks to be on the shaft coming out
> of the motor to me...the rear has a sprocket for chain drive not a belt
> is why i said what i did...
If that motor has an internal gear set up to have a drive come out up and back , maybe .
I see a sprocket on that motor.
Here. It has a clutch with sprocket. I'm sure theybhad a chain going to the back wheel. I bet it's lined up with the rear sprocket (edited)
> Satan 666 wrote:
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> I see a sprocket on that motor.
Yup . On the back side of the old clutch . ;)
The chain is wrapped around the seat post. Toss that baby on and give her hell.
> Satan 666 wrote:
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> Here. It has a clutch with sprocket. I'm sure theybhad a chain going to
> the back wheel. I bet it's lined up with the rear sprocket
That clutch isn't on the crankshaft or does it have shoes in it. MAYBE it's driver off the cam gear? That pulley it mounted on the crankshaft........
No idea what this is, BUT, Mustie1 recently posted a couple of videos on a Rupp that has a somewhat similar setup. If you’re going with this setup, I’d suggest taking a look at his videos. Find him on YouTube. It may be somewhat helpful. He hasn’t finished the bike yet, but it could help you get started.
His videos are fantastic. Very high quality and he explains WHY he’s doing what he’s doing.
My guess is it had shoes in that part with the sprocket on it and was like a go cart clutch...i would like to see a pic showing a better view of the belt pully where it is attached to the motor (edited)
Clutch parts that should fit that clutch
https://www.msquaredkarting.com/store/parts-and-accessories/clutches/noram-clutches-and-accessories/
> Stephen Simmons wrote:
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> > Here. It has a clutch with sprocket. I'm sure theybhad a chain going
> to
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> > the back wheel. I bet it's lined up with the rear sprocket
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> That clutch isn't on the crankshaft or does it have shoes in it. MAYBE
> it's driver off the cam gear? That pulley it mounted on the
> crankshaft........
Some of those small engines have two crank shafts. They have a gear reduction box. Old snowblowers have the same setup. One drives the wheels and the other drives the auger. My rototiller has that setup also.
I think it like this one. I'm sure that engine came from a snowblower or tiller. Who knows? It's definitely a junkyard wars build. I miss that show!
I have one of those clutches on a motor that came out of a toro snowblower
it was abandoned on the road side on trash day, i fixed it and tried to return it to the guy working but he didnt want it. used it for a winter and then we got gifted a bigger blower and i tore that one down for parts. It looks really similar to that one, it's not a Briggs, and runs and drives a 400 chain but i've got nothing to put it on.
You could take that 3.5 motor off the frame, fix it and drop it into an old doodlebug mini bike frame. Pick up a predator 212 from HF (if you can find one) and mount it behind the seat. That clutch is reverse mounted like a mini bike so teeth are towards the motor. You can get new clutches and chain, chain breakers etc at gopowersports or bmikarts.
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> > > That is a HUGE rear sprocket! If it runs, it's a moped!
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> > It has a belt drive pulley on the motor so that sprocket really
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> But , we can't see what that belt pulley might drive .
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> We need a pic of the other side of the bike .
An airpump for roadside assistance?
> Jax Rhapsody wrote:
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> An airpump for roadside assistance?
Hmm ... Maybe you could share exactly what you're smoking . ;)
Its was originally a sachs powered low renter like a yardman or commuter or Clinton that someone threw a Briggs on. In other words, you got the most hillbilly fucked over trailer park special.
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> > Here. It has a clutch with sprocket. I'm sure theybhad a chain going
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> > the back wheel. I bet it's lined up with the rear sprocket
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> That clutch isn't on the crankshaft or does it have shoes in it. MAYBE
> it's driver off the cam gear? That pulley it mounted on the
> crankshaft........
Correct. That motor has one crankshaft and its centered in the engine case with the wind up starter while having a pulley on it that has no key or a sheered key. The clutch is mounted to a jack shaft which probably spins at a different speed...
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Yo that’s fucking dope!
that is a Jawa 207 frame/wheels
looks like the mounting holes are intact
you just need to buy a complete Jawa 207 engine with carb & exhaust pipe
rear fender is not stock Jawa
sell that Clinton
I have that same Clinton engine (pictured), if you should need it let me know I’d be willing to sell. It has compression and spark but the carb is missing so I’ve never had it running.
> Jeremy D wrote:
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> I have that same Clinton engine (pictured), if you should need it let me
> know I’d be willing to sell. It has compression and spark but the carb
> is missing so I’ve never had it running.
Post a pic of the other side showing the drive pulley/clutch. (edited)
> live ɘvil wrote:
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> > I have that same Clinton engine (pictured), if you should need it let
> me
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> > know I’d be willing to sell. It has compression and spark but the
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> > is missing so I’ve never had it running.
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> Post a pic of the other side showing the drive pulley/clutch.
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> That's one hell of a quality booger weld on the down tube.
Yeah my thoughts also, not sure I would trust that at speed. Maybe cleanup those welds a bit and at least make sure they are actually solid.
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> live ɘvil wrote:
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> > I have that same Clinton engine (pictured), if you should need it let
> me
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> > know I’d be willing to sell. It has compression and spark but the
> carb
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> > is missing so I’ve never had it running.
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> Post a pic of the other side showing the drive pulley/clutch.
Here’s the other side of the engine, no clutch on it, just a pulley on the crankshaft.
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