Woodie wrote:
Use a squirt of gas/oil blend you run with ... NOT lighter or starting fluids !!

Scott.

I hear you and will do so. Thanks.

Cheers!

Woodie.

Just for the record here, most of the gas boats we run are equipped with carbs like the WT-257 which have no primer...You just choke until you get gas as the carb then start. I've been using carbs without primers for years without problems. One or the other works well, primer or choke...having both is not required. The primers come in very handy on setups where access to the carb for choking is difficult. I'm sure Scott will agree, one or the other and you should be good to go.

Scott,
sometime things are too funny...
Hours before I found your pics (and i really mean hours and not days...) I visited the guys from MTC. They presented their latest twin engine to me, designed to fit into a 1/5 rc buggy. With the air filter in front of the carbs they need a primer bulb. And their solution looks lots like yours... same idea to the same time on the other side of teh big pond... I will share pics of this engine later, just for your interests...

BTW: Good job! What pipes and headers do you want to use?

Ok after some wood dust we have a shape, next a tub and onto what the basic monster will look like

A tub is born ....

Give the monster a heart and attach some sponsons it looks like a rigger

Size perspective .... Tub built from full length 48" stock and assembled as seen @ 52" OAL

Looking great Scott...save some room on the building table, your Warpath rigger is almost ready to go too! I'm just finishing up a few things and working on producing the turnfins...I'm hoping to get it out to you before I leave on vacation in Feb.

Keep up the nice work man!

Wild build ... always wondered why someone never build a rigger with a teardrop front like that .... make more sense

nice design ...... Have to cal that one ....... Thumper ...lol

thanks for showing