Tutorial video

Grosvince Fri May 14, 2021 2:31 pm

Hello,

One video I just edit on how to disassemble a Babe bee. May be usefull, may be not.

Comments welcome !

Vincent

getback Sat May 15, 2021 8:43 am

Well Done ! Good to see you took the CS out some people struggle with this . Babe Bee .049

sosam117 Sat May 15, 2021 11:28 am

getback wrote:Well Done ! Good to see you took the CS out some people struggle with this .

He missed the "O-ring" on the venturi. When disassembly you need to replace it with a new one.
One little hint here.
Use a heat gun to soften up the old fuel line tubing to make it easy to remove it from the back plate.

Great little video! Thumbs Up

Grosvince Sat May 15, 2021 12:29 pm

sosam117 wrote:
getback wrote:Well Done ! Good to see you took the CS out some people struggle with this .

He missed the "O-ring" on the venturi. When disassembly you need to replace it with a new one.
One little hint here.
Use a heat gun to soften up the old fuel line tubing to make it easy to remove it from the back plate.

Great little video!

Yep, I let the oring in place. As the engine runs fine I think it doesn't need to be replaced at this time, and removing it can destroy it.

If I find time I will made the reassembly video online.

Thanks for your appreciation !
Vincent

getback Sun May 16, 2021 5:24 am

Yes the O-ring is very important good catch ,, You can make those from fuel hose ( a lot of little tricks to these engine can bee done but would go over some newbies head pretty fast )

Grosvince Sun May 16, 2021 5:30 am

getback wrote:You can make those from fuel hose ( a lot of little tricks to these engine can bee done but would go over some newbies head pretty fast )

Nice trick !

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sosam117 Sun May 16, 2021 7:18 am

getback wrote:Yes the O-ring is very important good catch ,, You can make those from fuel hose ( a lot of little tricks to these engine can bee done but would go over some newbies head pretty fast )

Yes,
Use the silicone fuel tubing to cut a new O-ring gaskets for the venturi.
I find a small wooden dowel (stick) and push it inside the tubing for support so when I cut the tubing it does not collapse.
Now, with a "new" sharp blade cut the tubing about 1/32" (about .6mm) thick.
Slowly turning the dowel to help you cut the tubing.
After you have gone completely around the dowel once, you'll have your new O-ring on your dowel ready to use.

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