MB + snow
02-15-2005, 09:17 AM
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MB + snow
Finaly it came some snow, 3 dm, little to deep for the MB but I managed to find a spot that was cleared of some snow.
This time I managed to get som pictures, enjoy.
This time I managed to get som pictures, enjoy.
02-15-2005, 09:34 AM
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RE: MB + snow
Wow
great stuff I envy you mate all that snow and an mb to blast threw it, EXCELLENT what more could one ask for
also those snow chains are very nice, did you make them yourself??? if so would you consider making some for me? I would pay you if you are interested
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great stuff I envy you mate all that snow and an mb to blast threw it, EXCELLENT
what more could one ask for also those snow chains are very nice, did you make them yourself??? if so would you consider making some for me? I would pay you if you are interested
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02-15-2005, 10:22 AM
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RE: MB + snow
Heh, looks just like mine. Only trouble is that the carburetor seems to froze up. I mean that the throttle gets so much snow and ice in it so it gets stuck. Thats not very funny when the throttle is on full load.. Those snow chains are easy to make by yourself.
Those snow chains are easy to make by yourself.
02-15-2005, 11:45 AM
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RE: MB + snow
The chains are homemade, works real fine and they are not that hard to make.
Veron: Sure, but I think the postage could be high because of the weight. Send me a PM if you are intrested.
Fin-Chef: I had the same problem first to. But there is an easy solution to that, the snow builds up on the right side of the carb. If you take a thin piece (0,5mm) of alu or simular cut it roughly 5*10 cm, bend it around a bottle. Mount it with one of the insex bolts on the pullstart, tada a snowcover.
I'll try to post a picture of it later.
Veron: Sure, but I think the postage could be high because of the weight. Send me a PM if you are intrested.
Fin-Chef: I had the same problem first to. But there is an easy solution to that, the snow builds up on the right side of the carb. If you take a thin piece (0,5mm) of alu or simular cut it roughly 5*10 cm, bend it around a bottle. Mount it with one of the insex bolts on the pullstart, tada a snowcover.
I'll try to post a picture of it later.
02-15-2005, 03:22 PM
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RE: MB + snow
Great photoes, and a NICE MB you have.
Nice color, tunepipe, discbrakes on alle four wheels(?), etc. etc.
I myself am ordering a tunepipe tomorrow - gonna be fun
Nice color, tunepipe, discbrakes on alle four wheels(?), etc. etc.
I myself am ordering a tunepipe tomorrow - gonna be fun
02-16-2005, 02:14 AM
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RE: MB + snow
Thanks, it is a bit hard to take pictures at the same time driving. All pictures were not that good
Sorry, no vid dont have any videocamera.
I put on the 'cold air feed' because that the snow got clogged around the airfilter and the engine died. I noticed one other thing, the air filter stays clean longer, no mud.
It is a radiator hose from a car attached to a fg air filter silencer (6464/2), have not noticed any loss in performance so far.
Sorry, no vid dont have any videocamera.
I put on the 'cold air feed' because that the snow got clogged around the airfilter and the engine died. I noticed one other thing, the air filter stays clean longer, no mud.
It is a radiator hose from a car attached to a fg air filter silencer (6464/2), have not noticed any loss in performance so far.
