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Ign troubles
Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2023 8:29 pm
by Mountain Cat
That is what it cost Peer to ship all 3 boxes to him from WVa. I did ship it USPS insured so that added to the cost. I think shipping weight on the engine was 67 lbs by itself.
Re: Ign troubles
Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2023 9:07 pm
by ksatter26
I got a rough price via the calculator on the UPS Freight site. However Chris just informed me that a 303 was shipped from MN to KY for $85. Naturally I'll do more research.
Looks like it will be closer to 75 pounds.
Re: Ign troubles
Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2023 9:46 pm
by Mountain Cat
I know its very irritating to have issues that you can't seem to get worked out. Peer's 303 ran great when I had it but it was just too light. I just bought a rebuilt 503 to put in the Mountain Cat. It's a pretty simple engine that I am familiar with. The Polini is still a basic engine but it a tighter package due to the electronics involved, and that makes it complicated. And the less than stellar instructions don't help matters.
Re: Ign troubles
Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2023 11:36 pm
by ksatter26
My engine was factory-new in the welded tubular steel shipping frame. However, it had the wrong size rubber shock mounts; several incorrect size hose clamps (and not enough of them); a miss-manufactured prop hub nut; a faulty CDI, and a wierd taped-up wiring harness (wrapped in several feet of black electrical tape covering the bayonet connectors).
I really believe my singke ignition 303 was cobbled together at the Polini factory. I hope London can get it running.