8BU 230 H.P. 10,200 Hauck 920 Kit for sale

Lakeshadow

Lakeshadow

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Hauck 10,200 r.p.m. 920. Purchased used from Pat, never used by me.
Hauck Howlers, new.

Purchase of pipes is in order...


Monetary offers considered.
 
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920 Set up

I would like to sell the set up complete. I think I have another machined jack shaft Hotrod72, I'll check when I get home. Please make an offer.

Yes Cateater, cylinders, pistons, heads, carbs, and pipes. I will post pics when I get home. Once again please make offers.

I'm still here at Peaches, I'll be here till Monday. Stop in again if your around town. I'm keeping busy, worked on the kegerator for three days, ended up being a bit complicated. Got no mill here, modifying a piece of plumbing with a cheap cheap drill press became a challenge, cant believe the set up didn't crash.

Going to change ceiling fan in the kitchen for a nicer brass one, going to put that fan in the garage.

Talk to ya later.
 
The drive back was a bitch, driving on white ice till Gladwin, didn't stop snowing and glazing the road till 40 miles from here,,, jeeezzzzz.... Quit snowing around the Dow Corning center, thought I was in the clear,,,, not.....

Just looked on Hauck website, seems there are no Howlers offered anymore. I believe I paid over 1,100 for them, way back then. Haven't looked at this stuff yet, fell asleep when I got home ha ha.... This kit runs on 114 octane if I remember correctly. There are base and head gaskets, I'll double check tomorrow. Photos tomorrow.

I cant take the pressure anymore. Jill can fix it.......
 

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That's a great deal on that motor and pipe setup. If I didn't already have one, I'd buy it.
From looking at Jill, that beer must be cold! It would be funny to see her do the same pose now. I bet things have moved a bit since 1996...
 
Working on posting photographs of the big bore now.

Remembering 1978 and what I had.... I just love them squeezzzzies stillll.......
 
General photographs, a few more pics, and a few more. A couple more.

I would not like it if someone purchased this then asked what is this? If anyone needs more photos of a specific area, let me know.
 

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I'm sure it is impossible to visually detail these parts by photographs. This must be an early big bore kit due to the Ski Doo Wiseco's? I do not like the look of the what are they, booster ports? Ground by hand, they all are a different shape. There is a dual cylinder surface on the head gasket surface that is more pronounced on one set of cylinders more than the other. Seems the heli-coil machining is all good.

Considering precision speculation must be in order, if you are serious about this kit I feel you should possess the right to inspect it personally. Discussion of a tentative price as a sincere effort will afford sending it for inspection.
 
Ya, apparently I had looked at another post, then I went to this thread and got a little distracted...hehe. That's what happens at 40 I guess.
 
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