Can we get feedback: When a member post a problem or asks for advice can we get some feedback when problem is solved? All of us run into problems from time to time and ask for help and...

threeCs Loc: Allen Texas

When a member post a problem or asks for advice can we get some feedback when problem is solved? All of us run into problems from time to time and ask for help and suggestions on solutions. I think it would be nice and helpful to other members to find out that the solutions was or what cause the problem so if we encounter it, we will have an idea how to proceed.

The most recent I can think of is "Motor went Poof'. There were several suggestions but have no idea what the problem turned out to be.

Robert J Samples Loc: Round Rock, Texas

ThreeC's: Excellent idea. Also, even if someone posts an antidote, joke, or something else, it helps to hear what others think. It's hard to hear one hand clapping! Just Sayin...RJS

charlykilo Loc: Garden Valley Ca

GREAT IDEA !!!

charlykilo Loc: Garden Valley Ca

Just Sayin...RJS

Most of yours leave me speechless.

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Like that Idea 3C,s

Huntm22 Loc: Northern Utah. - West Haven

I’m sure we all could use the solution to our benefit for future knowledge.

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

threeCs wrote:

When a member post a problem or asks for advice ca... (show quote)

Seems like most of the regulars on here do what you are asking 3 C's. Is the guys who just jump on now and then that forget about the results notification. Can't see a solution other then finding the post and Pm them for an answer.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

threeCs wrote:

When a member post a problem or asks for advice ca... (show quote)

3Cs that is a wonderful idea. Common sense would lead one to do that, but you know how uncommon it is.

threeCs Loc: Allen Texas

plumbob wrote:

Seems like most of the regulars on here do what you are asking 3 C's. Is the guys who just jump on now and then that forget about the results notification. Can't see a solution other then finding the post and Pm them for an answer.

Tried that and it did not work. No response

smitty Loc: maine

off the subject
3cs my brotherinlaw landed a 45 lb cat at lavon 2 weeks ago
that lake sure is full of interesting stuff; bream crappie bass several types o cats alligator gar [and gators] cottonmouth snakes and probably a lot more than i'm aware of
like to introduce you two

threeCs Loc: Allen Texas

smitty wrote:

off the subject
3cs my brotherinlaw landed a 45 lb cat at lavon 2 weeks ago
that lake sure is full of interesting stuff; bream crappie bass several types o cats alligator gar [and gators] cottonmouth snakes and probably a lot more than i'm aware of
like to introduce you two

sent me contact information. as soon as this virus thing is over I would like to hook up with a fishing partner.

Harris T. Fudpucker Loc: Lafayette, Louisiana

That was me, sorry, but all the suggestions did not work. I think it was something in one of the jets that was clogged. I blew it out, hooked the gas line up, and ran it with muffs. It ran good, but that is without a load, so I went out this past Wednesday, (rain) and it ran fine. Once again I'm sorry, I value your input, and I hope you understand it was a time between it not running well, and running well.

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Harris T. Fudpucker wrote:

That was me, sorry, but all the suggestions did not work. I think it was something in one of the jets that was clogged. I blew it out, hooked the gas line up, and ran it with muffs. It ran good, but that is without a load, so I went out this past Wednesday, (rain) and it ran fine. Once again I'm sorry, I value your input, and I hope you understand it was a time between it not running well, and running well.

Good thing is you got it working Harris. Thanks for the follow up.

Huntm22 Loc: Northern Utah. - West Haven

Harris T. Fudpucker wrote:

That was me, sorry, but all the suggestions did not work. I think it was something in one of the jets that was clogged. I blew it out, hooked the gas line up, and ran it with muffs. It ran good, but that is without a load, so I went out this past Wednesday, (rain) and it ran fine. Once again I'm sorry, I value your input, and I hope you understand it was a time between it not running well, and running well.

You are only one of many that have asked for help but never posted results. Now you are one of few that has posted results of help from forum members. Congrats on that!

threeCs Loc: Allen Texas

Harris T. Fudpucker wrote:

That was me, sorry, but all the suggestions did not work. I think it was something in one of the jets that was clogged. I blew it out, hooked the gas line up, and ran it with muffs. It ran good, but that is without a load, so I went out this past Wednesday, (rain) and it ran fine. Once again I'm sorry, I value your input, and I hope you understand it was a time between it not running well, and running well.

thanks for the follow up. I know that on a three cylinder engine one cylinder not performing correctly will drop rpm from upper 5 thousand rpm to somewhere in the 4 thousand range. I would expect that a two cylinder would drop even more but have never worked on a two cylinder 2 cycle engine. I don't remember what engine you had.

Thanks again