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Replaced the broken parts, but I don't think I have the right o ring. It was dripping fuel pretty good with the cover off. Now the big issue is it doesn't want to idle below 950. If you adjust it down to around 800, it either creeps up on it's own or doesn't recover when you let off the throttle.
Huge thanks to Gimpy, DH, PA Tracy and especially Floridianson! It turns out I have the super rare, no working governor Deuce. I have it rigged enough to get through the parade and I have a spare motor in back to supply parts.
I've had this deuce over 14 years and it's always just ran as long as it had good batteries and fuel. Run all diesel, very rarely a few quarts of oil (new) if I need to get rid of it. It was fairly active until 2020 when we left SoCal for Nevada. It hauled a full load here and ran great. I...
I'm probably gonna miss this one. Got word a few weeks ago my best friend is sick with cancer. They had to close up his gun shop in SoCal until I hitched my Jeep up behind my cousin Eddie RV and snuck back into California to open it back up for him. I'm trying to return to free America every...
A split rim is exactly that -a rim that is split in two pieces and bolts together. Super dangerous. The Navy calls the deuce style rims a Demountable Flange type, but I've heard them called split ring or locking ring. Super easy to work on. I taught kids in my boy scout troop how to do them.
Parkhouse used to work on deuce rims. They aren't split rims BTW. Worst case is if you can't find anyone and can make it to camp, I can do it for you. Just LMK before Tuesday so I can load my tire tools.