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[Ron B]

$2.99 briggs & stratton fuel shut off. Quick drain and no gas on the hands.

[madsocial]

Originally Posted by Ron B

I knew there was another use for that engine guard! To hold my coffee cup on the way to work!

Genius! Like I always say (if you knew me more personally) #OCCUPYCOFFEE!!!

[AdventureDad]

Originally Posted by Ron B

Dont buy these these, not that great. Gonna get a different set. gonna try these. http://www.amazon.com/Auxbeam-Waterp...d+truck+lights

I have them on my DR650... EXCELLENT durable light for me for the past 6 mos or so. I'd buy them again in a heartbeat.

[BlackBike]

Ron b.... you da man. HOORAY FOR FARKLES !
6 cups every morning myself (ain't nothing wrong with me)

[Ron B]

My buddy drove his chopper to work today(hes the one who bought my hawk) , funny thing is he had to borrow my tool kit off the zong to fix his bike...lol..i gave him hell about it.

[woodlandsprite]

Originally Posted by Ron B

$2.99 briggs & stratton fuel shut off. Quick drain and no gas on the hands.

nice- is there a particular part number for that? I noticed the plug on the end of my hose leaks so this would be a nice fix

[Ron B]

Originally Posted by woodlandsprite

nice- is there a particular part number for that? I noticed the plug on the end of my hose leaks so this would be a nice fix

there all the same (home depot, lowes, walmart) its smaller than the clear hose but i cut a half of inch of the fuel line that comes with it and put it over one end then slid it inside the clear tube, made a snug fit like it was made for it. then just put the clamp back on. 5min. job.

[Ron B]

Originally Posted by madsocial

Genius! Like I always say (if you knew me more personally) #OCCUPYCOFFEE!!!

Hey, for $7.99 at Academy Sports. it,s aluminum not plastic either which suprised me.

[Ron B]

Took the bike for a ride today through some back country roads.left the oil seperator the way it came from CSC. Put 114 mi. on it taday and No gas in the tube, none,nada,zilch. I did keep the bike at 5k and below (ok 5.5k) and varried the throttle.

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by Ron B

Took the bike for a ride today through some back country roads.left the oil seperator the way it came from CSC. Put 114 mi. on it taday and No gas in the tube, none,nada,zilch. I did keep the bike at 5k and below (ok 5.5k) and varried the throttle.

Frequently the plug at the bottom of the clear tube will leak, so you won't notice any fuel collecting in the tube. However, the tube will be discolored by gasoline. Also, running the engine at lower rpms might cause less fuel to collect in the tube.

Some people might believe they can swap the tube for a day, and draw a valid conclusion. However, one really needs to experiment with the OCS in both orientations for several weeks at a time, under similar atmospheric conditions and riding speeds, et cetera.

[Ron B]

Dang Spud ,dont jinx me. Hose isnt leaking, just means my separator is working like it should and burning the excess gas.....think positive!

[rjmorel]

So I rode mine 80 miles yesterday on freeway with the oil separator installed the NEW CSC Proper way. Tube was clear full. Old Turned upside down way never collected that much water in the tube. rj

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by Ron B

Dang Spud ,dont jinx me. Hose isnt leaking, just means my separator is working like it should and burning the excess gas.....think positive!

I'm not trying to jinx you, Ron; I'm just telling the truth. I never collected any fluid from my OCS all of last year, because the plug at the bottom of the collection tube was not sealed perfectly. This year I noticed the collection tube has shrunk a bit, the plug is fitting tightly, and the tube is now collecting fluid.

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by rjmorel

So I rode mine 80 miles yesterday on freeway with the oil separator installed the NEW CSC Proper way. Tube was clear full. Old Turned upside down way never collected that much water in the tube. rj

Detours proved this last year.

Last year we analyzed the design and operation of the OCS. Then Detours conducted several valid experiments, which verified our analysis was correct. However, the internet is full of people who post all the time in ignorance, if you know what I mean.

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by Ron B

$2.99 briggs & stratton fuel shut off. Quick drain and no gas on the hands.

That's a great idea, Ron. I think I am going to get one of those shut off plugs, myself.