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Well I got myself a nice 73 dt 360 but it has a little problem, when you try to kickstart it,it wants to kick back and break your leg {allmost kicked myself it the head when it kicked back} man that hurt. So whats the deal? do thease have a compresson release or what? is it the timeing? help please!!!

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Well I got myself a nice 73 dt 360 but it has a little problem, when you try to kickstart it,it wants to kick back and break your leg {allmost kicked myself it the head when it kicked back} man that hurt. So whats the deal? do thease have a compresson release or what? is it the timeing? help please!!!

i thought these had a decompression valve on the head

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Well I got myself a nice 73 dt 360 but it has a little problem, when you try to kickstart it,it wants to kick back and break your leg {allmost kicked myself it the head when it kicked back} man that hurt. So whats the deal? do thease have a compresson release or what? is it the timeing? help please!!!

well it does have a release on the head but it works like a jake break and not a auto release, I guess what i wanted to know was this once a auto release or were they always manuel? It kicks over very hard. Guess I would like to know if this is normal, it does run good if you push start it.

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It sounds like the timing is out or the main end seals could be blown or knackered,

More than likely the timing, is it the dt2 dt3 or the dt360A.

I had the same problem with a CT3 and all it that was wrong was a sheard woodruff key

which ultimately once the fly wheel had shifted on the shaft changed the firing position.

TTB

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It sounds like the timing is out or the main end seals could be blown or knackered,

More than likely the timing, is it the dt2 dt3 or the dt360A.

I had the same problem with a CT3 and all it that was wrong was a sheard woodruff key

which ultimately once the fly wheel had shifted on the shaft changed the firing position.

TTB

I will check that out thankyou very much for your help.

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There is an adjustment on the pickup. Its just like the back plate on points, loosen the screws and move it to suit

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