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04-28-2012, 10:39 PM
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welcome ... what model did you pick up? best place to start is by doing a couple thread searches and a lot of reading here. lots of yerf owners, mostly the same mods getting done for the same reasons. Plenty of pics and info.
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04-29-2012, 05:54 AM
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Welcome
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04-29-2012, 12:09 PM
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Thanks guys,
I've been looking at y'alls blog for about a week now and see lots of ideas. I've just been trying to sort out which way works best so I don't have to do this more than once! I bought this Yerf from someone that just kind of "made" it run long enough to sell it. So far I've had to replace the starter clutch and the right side cover along with all the gaskets. He had painted the Yerf flat black and didn't bother covering any of the manufacturing tags so I'm not sure how to tell which model it is, although I've found a few clues just by reading your blog. The control arms are not equal length is the first clue that it's a gen 1or 2 it's got a 150cc Howitz (i believe) anyway. It had 1 ball joint that was blown out so, I ordered the "life Time" replacements from BD and also ordered a few other things BEFORE I found your blog. NOW, I've got some useless parts laying around because after reading here I find I did it ALL wrong. This is my first EVER participation in/on a blog and I'm not sure how to upload pictures yet but I'll try to figure it out a post a couple a little later.
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04-29-2012, 01:16 PM
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use "3206" or "spiderbox" in your search terms and you'll find probably everything you need to know and then some ... as far as pics go, pretty simple. use the "Go Advanced" button and that will open up a bigger window with a "manage attachments" box below the area you type in. click that, and you can select pictures on your computer to upload. you may have to resize them to allow uploading, the various sizes allowed are listed by file type.
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