Pt. 2of2 Carburetor K10 WB Walbro Vittorazi Moster 185 Rebuild How To
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Rebuild the carburetor with me on my Vittorazi Moster 185 paramotor. It's the same design and brand of many a chainsaw, weed eater, or other small 2-stroke engine. It's a Japan made Walbro. This is part 2 of the project. Part 1 is here → • Pt. 1 of 2 Carburetor ... I also have a video of the test flight/maiden voyage from the lake. (link here) • How to Test Fly a Para...
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Hi! This is Larry from paramotor training. I just finished my first complete rebuild, the motor runs great! Your videos on the 185 are the only reasons I achieved success 1st try! Thank you very much Brian! Much appreciated!!!
You still rockin’ the Flattop with the (super) DOMINATOR 😊
The Teflon pump diaphragm you tossed is installed when nitro methane or gasoline fuel with added alcohol or ethanol is used.
Thank you!
Hey, just a quick note to say how much I'm enjoying your channel.
I really believe that I would like THAT kind of flying, even though I will not get in a commercial airline!
I never had a problem climbing the side of a building or a two thousand foot tower. My wife always said that it was a control thing, being in control!
I replied with, hell yes, it's my life, I want to be able to control it........... YEAH RIGHT !!
Thanks for sharing and take care.
HA! I can relate to that. I think I care more about things being right and having good outcomes than most. I've been let down enough times trusting other people to do work for me.
That was a simply awesome video Brian. I finally worked on my first carbureator the other day. Thanks to you I wasn't clueless and it was pretty easy. Thank you! Your knowledge delivery to me, helped me really help a friend in need.
You're welcome- glad to hear it!
Beautiful tutorial on the carb. I tore mine apart after watching your video and found that the diaphragms were warped and the needle was entirely ruined. It's been hard starting for a while and I hope the rebuild fixes it. Haven't flown yet. One thing I love is the Green everything that you added. Thank you for starting me down the path of marking everything with the same color. I also stuck a zip tie on the spark plug cap. I got that idea from a friend who had his constantly fall off while in flight.
Appreciate the awareness to detail and inspection of your flying machine! I especially understand safety of flight items, being an airline mechanic and with friends who fly light aircraft, the attention to detail is critical when flying. Enjoyed the video!!
Great, very informative video! Two thoughts. Double wrap your zip ties so they don't leak. Often, if you don't wrap them around the fuel line twice, they leak. Also, I hate to see a u bend in the fuel line, meaning the line goes above the carb, then back down. Best practices are to have the fuel line heading straight up toward the carb with no bends in it. It may not be a problem with your motor, but many might form an air block that won't get sucked up and removed by your motor which could lead to a melted piston.
I like how you call them witness marks.
Very nice video Brian!
Nice tip on the paint marks. 👍
at 1.17, the white membrane is for use where there ethanol in the gas,aka,pump gas
yeah man that flying contraption is pretty cool lol
Thanks skoal- thanks for clicking the bell too!
I swear that thing is just awesome ! Love the views !
Thanks Billy. It's messed me up pretty good. It's all I can think about these days. I feel like if the weather's half decent I need to get up. It's so stink'n..... fun? No, not just that- it's the whole experience. It's like therapy for my subconscious mind. IDK.
Brian, just watching you do it, it's like therapy for my subconscious mind. LOL !
I feel that way about riding my dual sport.
Briansmobil1 I was hoping you had a video on air fuel adjustment high and low screw.
Nice LZ
Salt Lake area?
Being able to torque to spec with feel is impressive enough with a ratchet (I'm somewhat a torque nazi) but this is the first time I've seen someone do that with a screwdriver, and that was a great tip about pressing down while tightening to reduce chances of stripping threads (as I understood it). Makes so much sense.
I have a question though. Why zipties on the hoses instead of hose clamps?
Great question. Weight, color, serviceability, and it works. They don't cut like wire does, they are lighter than band clamps, and they're green and easy to spot an issue on pre-flight check. If it's gone it's easy to spot. If its there, the hose will stay there also.
That makes sense. Thanks for the info!
Hey Brian, great video. How do you get into motorized paragliding at the least amount of cost? This is something I've always wanted to do but it seems expensive. Thanks Kevin
great video and nice job.
what do you think of the air conveyor sold by Vittorazi ?? is it worth the purchase ??
Brian, great video. Used it to rebuild mine. thanks! two questions...first, what is the little hole drilled in the diaphragm cover accomplish? Second question is...a buddy told me that in order to get the idle right, I "need the correct spring tension on top of the diaphragm...something like 12psi" any idea what spring he's referring to?
I guess you will have found out by now, but just in case you haven't, it's the little spring under the metering lever (the one that lifts the metering needle.
my jis screwdrivers got delivered today
YAY! Good feelings!
How much does one of those run and is it required to have a pilots license to fly. I think it would be fun learning how to fly one. Great videos
Hmmm, pilot license required? I have no idea.
***** Brian said supervised flying is required for a certain number of hours. Plus, he did many more drills to be better prepared. Come back to the video. I spotted him answering your question in the coments.
Nope, but you'd best get some supervision/training
You said witness marks? What does that mean?
Most any two materials that press together leave a mark of cleanliness, abrasion, or material transfer. This can be used to determine what was once together and how. It's like magnifying glass detective stuff. The marks "witness" to what once was.
briansmobile1 I see. That's good to know. Thank you.
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Do you mean "Walbro" ?
Ya, I mess that up all the time. What did I say?
Oh geez. I had it two different wrong ways on this one. THANK YOU! How embarrassing. I learned it wrong years ago and second guess and mess it up all the time now.
It's cool , I think everyone will get it . YT has all languages , and accents . You are a dedicated video maker and have a gentle straight forward persona ,.
So, I shouldn't say it like Malboro cigarettes, except with a W at the front? I've started wrong already, lol.
Damn, you dont like people who cant use screwdrivers now do you :D
I like everybody who is willing to try. I also like working on things that aren't f'd up beyond all recognition. "fubar'd" So I do my best to spread the word. The reward to all those who listen is the satisfaction of a job done right. I love that!
That's nice, one time i had to unbolt the back fender on my bike yet the nut was literally round, ah the swear words that were made that day.
OH, wow. New swear words? I'm trying to make up a few ... removes tension better than the real deal. Sometimes people's eyes go big that I swore, then they realize I said fudge and I'm already smiling. :)
you a Dell fan. flat top.,hahhahahaa