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Drove the Panzer Today!!
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Posted by Mark Hendershot on January 28, 2002 at 19:31:55 from (216.166.150.174):
I pulled the plug and cleaned it, checked the carb bowl for crud, put fresh gas in, sprayed some either in it, pulled the rope and it fired off!! Stalled a few times, had to tweak the carb adjustments a little (15 degs outside) and took it for a ride on the place! This is the first time it had been started in over 8-mos. She ran pretty good, brakes are realy good it will skid the tires! Turns on a quarter and moves along at about 5-6 mph has 3 speeds but I had it in high. It was a blast driving it around can't wait till it warms up a little. Mark H.
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