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1985 Honda TRX 250 2x4


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Well im at it again, took about an hour drive Saturday and made a deal on this old honda. 

Might be restorable. Tires pretty dry rotted, mastercylinder broken glass and probably full of water. 

Handed me the carb he rebuilt (oh no) He said ran about 6 months ago but when we pushed out of his

field there was a tree growning through it. See pic.  Missing some parts, also missing the intake. Motor is not

locked up, Has piece of plastic crammed in the head since no carb there for months. Brake cables bad, etc. Thats

part of the fun. Im sure I will be posting some questions later for you all. Stay tuned Az.

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Yes I agree on a little high, but needed something to work on as I am out of vehicles. 

Have done about 9 of these things and always turn a great profit.  More of a hobby

as I enjoy bringing them back to life, a challenge and some times a pain but over all 

keeps me out of trouble.  Will see how it turns out. Az

 

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Got it out of the paint shop today lol, Decided to take carb apart since he rebuilt it. 

Nothing was right as I figured, he even jacked up the coiled return spring for the 

metering rod slide assembly. Had the a/f screw bottomed out and didn't even clean

inside. Main jet was wrong size (at least he gave me old parts) Managed to get an intake boot

off e/bay for 8.50  DId I mention 1 of  the exhaust bolt holes on cyl stripped. Gonna tap it 

and reinstall it. I ran a fuel hose to the carb and batt charger to it and it fired up using the key!

I guess on the bright side the elect is ok, still have to check charging. Have to shoot some pics in a day

or so.  Az

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  • 2 months later...

Havent posted in a while, seems i am an essential and have been pretty busy/

Any way finishing up on the 250.  Ended up replacing the carb, The original one ran rich

no matter what i did. Also had to replace brake cables, master cyl. Still needs tires but 

gonna let it sit for now.  Ill throw some pics up later. Az

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