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Glad you found something that would work!

I also use the fan guards to cover the big holes. I use some very short self tapping screws to hold it in place while RTV dries.

I found some brand new ones on fleabay for $45. I bought every one he had. Deals can be had if you aren't in a rush

This looks awesome! Can't wait till these are available

Hey Kurt the attachments are coming up as invalid for me. Can we get them fixed? I'm sure I'm one of many waiting on these.

Guy you may have. That could be where I had found it

I've got a stuck short block you could have for $100 if you can find a cheap way to ship it. Fastenal or someone on here? I'm outside of Akron OH for distance reference. I can get it to fastenal

Starter Motor - 12V - LPW/S3,4 ...............................757-26450 That shows in the parts manual I have. Guy jogged my memory that I had the manual

That stinks. Did you investigate the $130 short blocks?

I've never seen anything like that but I gotta say that is pretty cool!

Did you end up having any luck with this?

I have seen these converted to 12v so they do make the pieces. I am not sure where to tell you to look to find them though

That's more than I paid for complete adapters. If you watch on fleabay you can find them sometimes where someone doesn't know what they are.

I don't have a clue what is making it sound the way it does so that is the plan. Run it till something breaks and then fix it.

I'd use 4 gauge copper if in conduit. It's good for 80 amps and will have less voltage drop. For a flexible cord use type W power cable. 6 gauge 4 conductor is good for 87 amps

Back together and load tested! Runs fine, but with a slight note to the exhaust that doesn't sound normal. Almost sounds like a baffle going in the muffler, but muffler is brand new. I had 11k on it to load test it and when I disconnected to load it made a slight sound almost like a little...

Guy I will back that mag pickup off just a touch then

This was sitting on the ground. I have ran a dozen other 803s in the same location. If it was the first one I had worked on I may have thought it was normal, but after working on a bunch you get a feel for what is right. It is right next to a ground rod I have for testing purposes so I know it...

Thanks for the breakdown and pictures! It wasn't so much needing motivation as needing time. The snowstorm created down time for me so it worked out

Got it back together! I ended up pulling the rotor and flywheel again. I couldn't find anything that would make it off, but after reinstalling it I didn't find any runout like I did before. I adjusted the mag pickup to 3.16 volts. It has to be only 1/4 to 1/2 turn out to achieve that. I may take...