Picco .27- anyone still or used to have one?
08-03-2007, 10:25 PM
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Picco .27- anyone still or used to have one?
anyone with experience on this motor? the picco .27 with the green head? my friend got one a couple years back and barely got through the break in. recently i got it back and running so he can sell his savage
. the high end ran really good with good smoke. the low end had a nasty dead spot. i could not find the sweet spot on the low end to rid of the dead spot. could it be an air leak? he oiled it real well while it sat so no rust formed.
. the high end ran really good with good smoke. the low end had a nasty dead spot. i could not find the sweet spot on the low end to rid of the dead spot. could it be an air leak? he oiled it real well while it sat so no rust formed.
08-03-2007, 10:27 PM
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RE: Picco .27- anyone still or used to have one?
Im still running one and have a new one sitting in its box.
Dont know what to tell you though as mine has been trouble free except for user mistakes back when i first got it. If you like i can get you the factory settings later when i get home.
Dont know what to tell you though as mine has been trouble free except for user mistakes back when i first got it. If you like i can get you the factory settings later when i get home.
08-04-2007, 12:26 AM
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RE: Picco .27- anyone still or used to have one?
Ok i just went through the manual and there are no factory settings [
] sorry. Seal it just in case, it wont hurt. I can tell you that the LSN likes to be on the rich side. Go back to flush and go from there. Check the plug, you might need a new one.
Good luck.
] sorry. Seal it just in case, it wont hurt. I can tell you that the LSN likes to be on the rich side. Go back to flush and go from there. Check the plug, you might need a new one. Good luck.
08-04-2007, 11:42 AM
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RE: Picco .27- anyone still or used to have one?
the plug was silver shiny, and i had both needles back out to almost 5 turns. i guess i'll seal it and see. do i just need to seal the carb?
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RE: Picco .27- anyone still or used to have one?
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the plug was silver shiny, and i had both needles back out to almost 5 turns. i guess i'll seal it and see. do i just need to seal the carb?
the plug was silver shiny, and i had both needles back out to almost 5 turns. i guess i'll seal it and see. do i just need to seal the carb?
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RE: Picco .27- anyone still or used to have one?
ORIGINAL: Wizz Kid
anyone with experience on this motor? the picco .27 with the green head? my friend got one a couple years back and barely got through the break in. recently i got it back and running so he can sell his savage. the high end ran really good with good smoke. the low end had a nasty dead spot. i could not find the sweet spot on the low end to rid of the dead spot. could it be an air leak? he oiled it real well while it sat so no rust formed.
anyone with experience on this motor? the picco .27 with the green head? my friend got one a couple years back and barely got through the break in. recently i got it back and running so he can sell his savage
. the high end ran really good with good smoke. the low end had a nasty dead spot. i could not find the sweet spot on the low end to rid of the dead spot. could it be an air leak? he oiled it real well while it sat so no rust formed.
I never had any Picco engines, I only read about them and know some of the design specs of the .21 P7.
For this .27ci pico, can you disassemble it and post pics of the sleeve ports and the crank? If possible, I am curious what the internal passage ways look like if you are able to take pics of those too.
