Re: Ron Brown

Rick /
May 05, 2001 02:48AM
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Miguel,

Thanks for your response. I'm sorry about my cranky responses;

but an "internal clutch" seems far out to me. I think this machine has only a starting clutch. I'm assuming the "starting clutch" --enough to turn the engine over and suck some fuel into the cylinder. Other than that, it rides on one gear. What are the piston, and axle doing while I'm sitting at a stop sign?

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  Ron BrownTopic by: Rick Rick 05/05/01 02:06AM
  Re: In 2 wordsRe: Jim C. Jim C. 05/05/01 02:08AM
  Re: In 2 wordsRe: Rick Rick 05/05/01 02:21AM
  Re: Ron BrownRe: Rick Rick 05/05/01 02:22AM
  Re: Ron BrownRe: miguel miguel 05/05/01 02:35AM
  Re: Ron BrownRe: Rick Rick 05/05/01 02:48AM
  Automatic transmission.. centrifugal clutchRe: Fred Fred 05/05/01 02:43AM
  Re: Automatic transmission.. centrifugal clutchRe: Rick Rick 05/05/01 03:00AM
  Re: Automatic transmission.. centrifugal clutchRe: miguel miguel 05/05/01 03:05AM
  Re: Automatic transmission.. centrifugal clutchRe: Fred Fred 05/05/01 03:10AM
  Re: Ron BrownRe: Ron Brown Ron Brown 05/05/01 11:49AM
  we doan need no steeenking clutches!Re: Fred Fred 05/05/01 12:33PM
  Re: we doan need no steeenking clutches!Re: Ron Brown Ron Brown 05/05/01 12:39PM

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