Posted by JBMac on August 02, 2009 at 19:07:28 from (216.216.214.2):
Well, the economy has some opportunities: I picked up a Bristler Trail Wagon this weekend. A 2007, the guy had it on Craigs list for $2500 Friday night. Called him Sat morning, he said "man, I am so broke, if you bring me $1800 cash it"s yours" Came with all manuals, custom back seat, and a winch in the box! Also has a CD player and high end speakers. Drove an hour and picked it up. It is immaculate. Has a 13 horse Subaru Robin engine. Ran good when I looked at it. Got it home, quit on me. Cleaned out the tank and carb, all fixed (it had been sitting in the garage). Any body got any experience with this engine? Also, can anybody tell me where the idle adjustment screw goes? It"s a Mikuni carb. I had one too many brewskies when I took it apart to clean! Don"t work on things when you"ve been drinking. I can not find where it goes, I took it out, so it goes somewhere. It"s threaded, but I can not find a hole to thread it in. It runs good now, but as expected, won"t idle well. Thanks for the help.
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