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Thank You dirtdigger

Thanks Dan. The good thing there was no corn in the gas then.

Ok guys need some advice, My last winters (I know it is October) project is ready to hit the stater. 1. Engine is not locked up 2. Carbs cleaned and ready (I think) 3. New oil & filter 4. New plugs ready to install I have been told there is a fogger you spray in the cylinders for lube ...

Where can I find Blue Prints for Forward Controls, I am building a 71 750 Chopper

This works, Mix 1 Part Molasses to 9-10 Parts water. I put mime in a 5 gal bucket, just hooked on a coat hanger (must be oil and grease free). I checked every couple of days, It took a few days to start fermenting, some pieces took 2 weeks and others took only a few days. WILL NOT HARM CHROME...

Sorry about the stupid question on how to put the carb rack back on engine. Here is a little progress report (pics)

Thank you Dan, I thought they might have gotten to hard, they are still somewhat ply able. Also they are marked on top and bottom 1-4, 4-1 2-3, 3-2

I am having trouble putting carbs back on the engine, any tips? Are my carb holders to hard? They are not cracked or damaged. I put the carb holders on engine first

[SIZE=7]Just down loaded a manual for CB750's FREE, Sorry if this is old News. I am a new here, maybe It will help someone http://www.classiccycles.org/1852/3701.html

Got the Carbs back together going to crank this weekend

oldskoolcarbs.com

Can anyone recommend old school carbs rebuild

Push Pull cables

Thank you for the info

I Bought my 750 in 1971 Engine # CB750E 1052856 Frame # CB750 1052491 My title says 1970