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J.D. R pony motor

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DENNIS S

12-20-1999 09:23:23




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The pony motor will not suck the gasoline out of the tank




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dave g

12-20-1999 15:47:13




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 Re: J.D. R pony motor in reply to DENNIS S, 12-20-1999 09:23:23  
check the check valve for restrictions, but also make sure the soldering of both the check valve and the fuel shut off valve for cracks or holes. If you have the check valve off make sure the copper tube is reemed out properly, ie. after being cut with a tubing cutter...I spent a whole day on one and that was the problem--the lip caused from the tubing cutter was restricting the flow.



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Toivo

12-20-1999 12:52:47




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 Re: J.D. R pony motor in reply to DENNIS S, 12-20-1999 09:23:23  
There is a check valve on the bottom of the fuel line. Unscrew the fuel tank and you should be able to move the bottom of the check with your finger. The check is pointed and can easily be found. Rs used a crude carburetor (Marvel-Shebler SL-2) similar to a mixer on some old hit and miss engines. It simply sucks gas from the tank into the jet and dumps the fuel into the engine.



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Spokerd1

12-20-1999 10:01:48




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 Re: J.D. R pony motor in reply to DENNIS S, 12-20-1999 09:23:23  
Check the fuel line and the fuel strainer for a restriction. I dont remember if they have a fuel pump These are the places I would look



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