1979 exciter 440

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WatertownBob
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1979 exciter 440

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Does anyone have a manual for this machine? What is the procedure on setting the cable for the oil injection pump?

How does this sound WOT should be wide open on the oil injection pump.

Thanks Bob
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yes
JDT
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there is a mark on the housing that is suppose to line up with the mark on the shaft at idle.
Todd Schrupp

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WatertownBob
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Todd Do you work at gesswein?
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No, I work at the Cheese Plant in Big Stone.

There is a Todd at Gesswin but I am much better looking than him.
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Post by ChickenRat »

I'll tell you those 440 Fan cooled Exciters were VERY fast in their day. A friend had one who embarrased several liquid cooled 440s of the same era in the radar runs. They must of had pretty efficient drive trains because they certainly didn't pump out a ton of horsepower.

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You got that one right Robb. They are a powerhouse.
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They don't have the liquifire bog nice smooth power all the way throught the RPM. Mine has 4000 kilometers on it bought it with no spark for $52.00. Rebuilt the stator. The machine is nearly mint.

Real pleased..

Bob
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