What are the run and cool down times?
- Thread starter xlander
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It's a Huasheng 50 cc 4 stroke that is a Honda GXH 50 clone.
They are made to be stationary motors complete with a full shroud
and fan. Designed to sit out in the sun running all day long and not
moving at all.
If the shroud was removed your advice would be valid.
Really? Lol.
Better tell that to the THOUSANDS of motors that sit and idle for hours at a time on all sorts of stationary equipment.
This is not 1903 you know...motors have come a long way.
Just like 16:1 in a two stroke.
It's simply wrong.
still the old splash system not so advanced? Yep it may be but it has changed through the years for the better. Better pasages and better dippers,and it has proven itself to be efective. Even in mrsfan builds with the Briggs tip on its side some,as long as the dipper gets the oil. Biggest down fall is letting it get low on oil.
No matter what engine you use warmup time is the most inportant part,should get to operating temp before reving...............Curt
No matter what engine you use warmup time is the most inportant part,should get to operating temp before reving...............Curt
Nobody is trying to run you off laza56. The people here are only trying to help.
Your info is simply not true and many people here know it from experience.
I've been working with/on stationary engines for decades and what you describe simply does not happen.
Your choice if you choose to get upset when presented with facts.
Your info is simply not true and many people here know it from experience.
I've been working with/on stationary engines for decades and what you describe simply does not happen.
Your choice if you choose to get upset when presented with facts.
No worries Laza. Is just discusion. And there'd be folks who agree with your thoughts on it.
Really like yer bike. Ayup about "dirt", that was funny.
Really like yer bike. Ayup about "dirt", that was funny.
