Babe Bee Remote Fuel Tank Hole Repair

Thank you. That is actually been the way I have been leaning towards. I will try to pick some up this weekend.

Put a new tank on it. The results are better. (OK, with the RR1 you are stuck)

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What A wipe would do that to a RR-1 tank ??

Go go Gadget motor.

Thank you. That is awesome. It is really funny as I was reading the topic the other day about that muffler/exhaust but forgot where I found it as I want to build one too. I can now see how it goes again. Looks like JB Weld it is.

Well, I am now at a dilemma, again. So I did not fill the holes yesterday as planned. I found a 3cc syringe and a small piece of some kind of small tubing that fit both the syringe and backplate. After many attempts, I got it running. It made a lot od braaaaaap's, but it just didn't want to go. But when it did, I kept it running by keeping the syringe full. Only after I was happy that it did not make my wall all covered with gunk, I walked by and realized she was going in reverse. So I let it die then started it the right way. After another couple of minutes, I was checking it out when I saw a steady leak/stream from between the crankcase and tank. I was ready to replace the gasket, no biggie. I listen to it run while putting a couple of supplies away when it starts to run very erratically which it did not do all the rest of the time it was running, so I run back to adjust the needle when I see the whole engine dancing around. The backplate screws were loosening. Run aborted and brought back inside for a tech inspection and repair. But I now my NOT fill them holes in now. Thanks.

Next step, Roddies muffler!