1973 Hodaka 125 Wombat
Service
Owner: Kim J. of Virginia
COMMENTS: A set of leaky petcocks/fuel valves & carbureator dumped a large quantity of gasoline into the engine crankcase. It had to be drained & cleaned & new petcocks installed. This service also included replace incorrect exhaust pipe & muffler & create exhaust bracket, install front brake cable, add correct brake light switch connect wiring from switch to wiring harness, replace both handlebar levers with ones for mirrors, replace 6 volt battery, replace front fender flaps, replace cylinder head heli-coil, clean 1 Mikuni carburetor, replace kick start pedal with foldable type with rubber, install horn, install 6 cush drive rubbers, grease wheel bearings, change oil, correct front wheel axle & spacer installation, paint speedometer case, install correct tail light bulb & repair ignition switch. This service took over
10 hours to complete.
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Leaky petcocks dripped gasoline into the engine crank case
The crankcase was drained,
cleaned & new oil added
New cush rubbers
Painting
the
speedo
case
improved
the
look
of
the
front
end
of
the
bike
Homemade front fender flap came from a rubber welcome mat
Homemade back front fender flap was an inner tube
Cleaned, installed & leak fee
