The only thing you forgot to do was to actually tell folks what exactly is "LOCAL" as to your location, close by, or drivable distance from you...lol.
So I'm starting my project...
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You sir are absolutely right I'm so absent-minded sometimes. I live in upstate New York in the Kingston area so if anybody from around there is interested that's where I'm at.
So like It would be reasonably drivable by anyone from like New York City, all the way up to Lake George, Syracuse. I mean for real it's only limited by how far somebody would be willing to drive for it and what the stakes would be like is it cash is a trade whatever there's some pictures in this thread.
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I took the cover off of the torque converter to show that you know it's in good shape it does need the CVT belt they're like 10 to $20 I ordered the belt so actually it may have a belt by the time somebody pull the trigger on this if somebody does but if anybody's interested feel free to PM me I'll give you my contact information in private if you want to like talk on the phone or text about it or whatever.
And again if anybody has any good ideas on how I can make it work with what I have I'm open to that too I just I have no wheels and I need a way to get around and it's kind of a tough time for me right now so any help any direction would be appreciated thanks again guys
So like It would be reasonably drivable by anyone from like New York City, all the way up to Lake George, Syracuse. I mean for real it's only limited by how far somebody would be willing to drive for it and what the stakes would be like is it cash is a trade whatever there's some pictures in this thread.
So I'm starting my project...
And here's what I'd like some input on. If you read my other thread my in-laws gifted me an awesome snap-on tools edition Coleman with a predator 212 with the idea I could use the engine on my Seattle which currently sits not moving due to the transmission just totally crapping out. I noticed...
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I took the cover off of the torque converter to show that you know it's in good shape it does need the CVT belt they're like 10 to $20 I ordered the belt so actually it may have a belt by the time somebody pull the trigger on this if somebody does but if anybody's interested feel free to PM me I'll give you my contact information in private if you want to like talk on the phone or text about it or whatever.
And again if anybody has any good ideas on how I can make it work with what I have I'm open to that too I just I have no wheels and I need a way to get around and it's kind of a tough time for me right now so any help any direction would be appreciated thanks again guys
Chainlube
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What's the deal with this bike?
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The gearbox is shot in it. It was my daily driver it's a great bike I love it did a lot of custom stuff to it a Seattle frame with custom handlebars the engine runs great it's just the gearbox is done. Things are kind of tough for my family right now so I just don't have like 120 something bucks it's going to cost to buy one with the right gear ratio so I'm walking it everywhere my kids are you know more important putting food in their mouth and stuff so the idea was to put the 212 on there but I don't think it's going to fit so I mean I'll entertain offers if that's what you're askingWhat's the deal with this bike?
Chainlube
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No no, I think that bike would work, but you would have to fabricate some parts. I'm a poor guy too, but I find enough materials around to make up a few things.
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Like what are you thinkin?. Because I'm not seeing it
Chainlube
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Take the old engine off, take the new engine of the Coleman, place the new engine in the hole and see where you're at. You might be able to get away with bolting an engine plate to what is already there.
PyroPanda666
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Did you figure it out?
I sure hope so since he posted that waaaaay back on Oct 12, 2022
and hasn't been seen on the forums since Nov. 4th 2022...lol...lol.
Just saying...lol...Look for the date codes on ALL threads and posts since they are ALL dated, just like any other forum...lol.
PyroPanda666
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I did see the date. Was just interested to see what it looked like finished.
