Nice bike! Ever since I nearly killed myself on a mountain road I quit those things lol. I don't trust myself. If a machine has the power I'm probably gonna use it. I use those buffers all the time. Just a couple weeks ago I used one to polish the armature on my starter before installing new brushes. Makes short work of it. Shines it up like new. They work good for shining up the exhaust ports on heads. Stick one in a wheel cylinder for 5 seconds and will look like new. You might be able to shop around to find them cheaper. And it's hard to tell the difference in grit so you don't need all the colors. Might be able to find a box for 5 bucks.

Sometimes you can hone and rebuild wheel cylinders. Sometimes they just need cleaned up. https://www.ebay.com/itm/155209517497 I don't have much experience with stuck chokes but what comes to mind when things are stuck is to use compressed air or a grease gun to force it out if you can get it fitted somehow. Aluminum expands quite a bit when heated so you could try that too. I used to toss cylinder jugs in a fire and after a while the sleeves would fall out.

Sorry, I was wrong, thinking of a different bike, the Hose you were asking about goes from carb to larger hose The power outlet on my BB

Valkman. I hope you get your issue sorted. Be ware of misleading advice..read between the lines, use common sense and research. Forums are known to attract honest knowledgeable, experienced people and of coarse dick heads ..choose wisely and good luck. Unsubscribed

Being able to weld is a great thing.. especially in the country.