It most certainly is a LIVESTRONG bracelet. I wear it everyday and have worn one everyday since they came out. I wear for my mother who died from cancer in 1991, when I was 23 years old. I wear it as a reminder of her. She was only able to meet one of my 4 children. I wear it as a reminder of the greatest gift my mother ever gave me, was showing me the woman I married. At the end of my mother’s life we went through Hospice. My mother only had sons and was a proud woman. I never had to ask my wife to take my mother to the bathroom. Keri did not do it for my mother, she did it for me. So to be clear it is a LIVESTRONG bracelet. Thanks for watching.
The Commuter Industries TE380 three-wheeler was available in a limited range of colors, typically aligned with the industrial and utility nature of the vehicle. The most common factory colors were: Yellow - A bright, industrial yellow was commonly used for visibility and practicality. Red - A bold red was another popular choice for recreational users. Green - Some models featured a darker green, likely catering to outdoor and agricultural users. These colors were often accompanied by black or silver accents on components such as the frame, handlebars, and wheels. If you're restoring or looking for a specific original color, vintage ATV forums or specialized restoration guides might have additional details on factory paint codes.
I’ll bet you could find some tubes at Tractor Supply for those tires. Then it won’t matter how bad they are, cause as long as the tube stays in the tire, it’ll stay up.
The main circuit in the carburetor is somewhat plugged, which causes it to fall on it's face when you open the throttle. Gasoline could eat whatever is causing you problems, just running the engine might clear out the plug, but try and clean out the main jet of the carb if you can.
A childhood friend had a TSC trike, but was rear mounted one cylinder Tecumseh 8hp engine8, which made for much lower seating & it had dual brakes for each wheel. This was late 70s. Thing was a tremendous fun to ride! Im not sure but think your model is a bit newer early mid 80s idk ... got me to sub, gl
I was walking in a guy offered me $1,000 for my truck. I laughed and we started talking. One thing lead to another and he tells me he has something I might be interested in. Next thing you know I’m at his house picking up this 3 wheeler.
@@motorcyclerewind That is awesome!! I thought at first from the trees and the sun that you were in Pennsylvania but I am wondering if you are more North. My second guess would be somewhere like Indiana..I am in Pennsylvania ...I have had similar experiences..-John
The Commuter Industries trikes used the 4 on 4" bolt pattern just like the Club Car Golf Carts, never seen one with a 5 bolt rear wheels. You could get the hunting version in Green. My Sasquatch is Black and red.
also i remember the guy i got it from said they used them for hunting to haul out of the woods and the one i had was a kohler 8 horse electric start with a comet clutch i found a belt that worked at a industrial supply place
I bought one of those in a junkyard in Wyoming it was serial number 0000069 and I tried to research it but not much info but I stopped by the town in Iowa and asked the locals about the company and they made golf carts and servi carts but the company was not in business very long
I went down the Commuter Industries rabbit hole. Found the name of the owner. He has since passed so I have emailed his sons. Fingers crossed we can get some info.
Those who tend not to wait spend the future to contemplate. Please consider flushing out motors before you attempt to start. Rings can be ruined crank bearings can seize and 2 stroke motors especially the area under the piston can hold debri.
@@motorcyclerewind You come across like a cool guy AND your my age so I was hoping you would receive my thoughts in the spirit in which they were given. Thanks
call go power sports they will be able to tell you exactly what you need and probably have it in stock by the way thats a comet cvt they still make em but theyre a bit pricey
Or A belt for A gas powered golf kart.,;r cart engine four engine. No water goes to the bottom it doesn't float on top cause water is heavy than gasoline fuel. It's A oil which means the fuel will float instead of the water.
That better not be a "live strong" bracelet!
It most certainly is a LIVESTRONG bracelet.
I wear it everyday and have worn one everyday since they came out. I wear for my mother who died from cancer in 1991, when I was 23 years old. I wear it as a reminder of her. She was only able to meet one of my 4 children.
I wear it as a reminder of the greatest gift my mother ever gave me, was showing me the woman I married. At the end of my mother’s life we went through Hospice. My mother only had sons and was a proud woman. I never had to ask my wife to take my mother to the bathroom. Keri did not do it for my mother, she did it for me.
So to be clear it is a LIVESTRONG bracelet.
Thanks for watching.
Tricksters on the naughty step!considering it's life choices lol,love it😅
Sometimes you have time let them think about what they did!😂🤣😂 Thanks for watching.
That's so awesome love the pop pop sound 👍😆...
Thank you 🤗 I do too!!! This guy is gonna be fun. Just need to make it run better then we can make it look better. Thanks for watching.
Just admiring the truck, too. I totally forgot about the Ford yellow/white two-tone, and I always liked that combo on the 68-72 GMC/Chevy.
The old truck makes friends everywhere it goes. Thanks for watching.
The bent front fork is indicative of lactose intolerance when the owner ran into the outhouse 😂
When you gotta go, you gotta go!
The Commuter Industries TE380 three-wheeler was available in a limited range of colors, typically aligned with the industrial and utility nature of the vehicle. The most common factory colors were:
Yellow - A bright, industrial yellow was commonly used for visibility and practicality.
Red - A bold red was another popular choice for recreational users.
Green - Some models featured a darker green, likely catering to outdoor and agricultural users.
These colors were often accompanied by black or silver accents on components such as the frame, handlebars, and wheels.
If you're restoring or looking for a specific original color, vintage ATV forums or specialized restoration guides might have additional details on factory paint codes.
Thanks so much for the information. I really appreciate it.
You hit the jackpot pretty cool 👍😎👍
Yes I did. Definitely pretty cool 😎. Thanks for watching
I love this project
Such an odd/interesting project. Thanks for watching.
Love your excitement when it starts running! Great video
Thanks so much!! So much fun.
I’ll bet you could find some tubes at Tractor Supply for those tires. Then it won’t matter how bad they are, cause as long as the tube stays in the tire, it’ll stay up.
That’s a great idea. Thanks for watching.
A very cool moment when It started running on its own steam 👍🙂
Love a first start!!! Thanks for watching
The main circuit in the carburetor is somewhat plugged, which causes it to fall on it's face when you open the throttle. Gasoline could eat whatever is causing you problems, just running the engine might clear out the plug, but try and clean out the main jet of the carb if you can.
A good cleaning will serve it well. Thanks for watching.
Sweet find!
It is a pretty sweet find. Thanks for watching.
The rear tires look like they are 12x12x26 garden tractor tires if they are 5 lug. That thing looks like it could go just about anywhere! Nice find!
It sure does. Thanks for watching.
That’s a cool find. Looks like a cross of a manco and a deere 3 wheeler
It sure does. Thanks for watching.
PIGLET!!!!
lol, the GPZ brings back memories... had the 750 turbo. was a slight upgrade from a honda c90...
🤣😂🤣 definitely an upgrade. Thanks for watching.
So cool
Nothing like a first start. Especially when you don’t have to spend any money. Thanks for watching.
A childhood friend had a TSC trike, but was rear mounted one cylinder Tecumseh 8hp engine8, which made for much lower seating & it had dual brakes for each wheel. This was late 70s. Thing was a tremendous fun to ride! Im not sure but think your model is a bit newer early mid 80s idk ... got me to sub, gl
Cool. Thanks for watching
Super cool project!!! ....How did you find this at Tractor supply???...new subscriber here..looks like a minibike with a few modifications....-John
I was walking in a guy offered me $1,000 for my truck. I laughed and we started talking. One thing lead to another and he tells me he has something I might be interested in. Next thing you know I’m at his house picking up this 3 wheeler.
@@motorcyclerewind That is awesome!! I thought at first from the trees and the sun that you were in Pennsylvania but I am wondering if you are more North. My second guess would be somewhere like Indiana..I am in Pennsylvania ...I have had similar experiences..-John
The Commuter Industries trikes used the 4 on 4" bolt pattern just like the Club Car Golf Carts, never seen one with a 5 bolt rear wheels. You could get the hunting version in Green. My Sasquatch is Black and red.
This one continues to be an odd duck!
Looks like the exaust stinger is a multi-disc like the old Supertrapp, neat machine!!
It really is interesting.
also i remember the guy i got it from said they used them for hunting to haul out of the woods and the one i had was a kohler 8 horse electric start with a comet clutch i found a belt that worked at a industrial supply place
Wish this one had electric start!!!
It lives nice.
Love a first start. Thanks for watching.
I love that GPZ
It’s the BEST. Thanks for watching.
Those are some seriously large meats on the back end of that trike!
Yes they are. Thanks for watching.
I bought one of those in a junkyard in Wyoming it was serial number 0000069 and I tried to research it but not much info but I stopped by the town in Iowa and asked the locals about the company and they made golf carts and servi carts but the company was not in business very long
I went down the Commuter Industries rabbit hole. Found the name of the owner. He has since passed so I have emailed his sons. Fingers crossed we can get some info.
Its a shame you can't find number 420 to go with number 69 lol
Those who tend not to wait spend the future to contemplate. Please consider flushing out motors before you attempt to start. Rings can be ruined crank bearings can seize and 2 stroke motors especially the area under the piston can hold debri.
Thats a great tip. Thanks for sharing
@@motorcyclerewind You come across like a cool guy AND your my age so I was hoping you would receive my thoughts in the spirit in which they were given. Thanks
I ain’t no expert and appreciate all the help I can get.
@@motorcyclerewind My Dad always told me beware of the experts.
He sounds like a smart man.
Take off the oil filler cap and replace it with a grease fitting for high performance use.
😂🤣😂
call go power sports they will be able to tell you exactly what you need and probably have it in stock by the way thats a comet cvt they still make em but theyre a bit pricey
Great info. Thanks for watching.
Google said “ Density: Gasoline has a density of about 700 kg/m^3, while water has a density of about 1000 kg/m^3. “
Awesome. Thanks for watching
Front forks are they bent? It's really cool
Think they might be. Could be why it is missing half of the front fender.
Trike is a Commuter industries 340 Granger or Sasquatch 340
That’s what I have come up with too!!! The difference is the color and the rack.
Please notice I gave you a thumbs up 👍🏻 😉.
I see your 👍 and raise you 👍👍!Thanks for watching.
👍👍👍
Comparing it to the pictures on Google the front end is bent back
I agree. Thanks for watching.
Another praise for the Japanese engines
Go Kawasaki!!!!
"Does gas float on top of water" says a guy working on multiple machines.
LOL! Just cuz I work stuff doesn't mean I know stuff! Thanks for watching!
Actually made me pee😂
😂🤣😂 Best comment ever! Thanks for watching.
I would use A snowmobile belt on that three wheeler.
Great idea. Being from Louisiana snow mobiles never come to mind. 🤣😂🤣
There is a american made 3 wheeler called spd tricart and tricub. Sperry rand division. It was made in Lebanon ohio. Check out some info on them
Awesome thanks for sharing.
It’s a runner.
Yes it is. Needs some more love but it’s a start. Thanks for watching.
It's A Kawasaki engine so it has it's own carburetor jets sizes and setting spec's.
Good thing is the Kawasaki manual has good info. Thanks for watching.
Some inner tube's will fix the tire issues
Hopefully I can get the axel out. So that I can put a tube in. It’s pretty rusty. Thanks for watching.
The 800 designated horsepower.
T-800 for 8hp. Did they do this for the Sasquatch.
You gained a new subscriber
Awesome. Thanks for watching.
Yeah, I think that belt needs to be switched out. It's not the right belt and the front end needs to be straightened. That sucker was bent.
Must have ran it into a tree.
Now you have to finish it
Somebody has too! Why not me!!😂 Thanks for watching.
The carb is mesed up it flooding bad
Agreed. The carb needs work. Thanks for watching.
Either running to rich or an ignition miss
Carb needs a good cleaning for sure. Thanks for watching.
CVT belt drive like that the belt supposed to be tension pretty tight when it's sitting still
That’s what I was thinking. Have to research the correct size. Thanks for watching.
Water sinks to the bottom of the fuel tank.
Thanks for the info and thanks for watching.
By the way the pyramids were built from the top down.
I knew it was either the bottom up or the top down!🤣🤣😂
Or A belt for A gas powered golf kart.,;r cart engine four engine. No water goes to the bottom it doesn't float on top cause water is heavy than gasoline fuel. It's A oil which means the fuel will float instead of the water.
Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it.
Definwtly made a lot more work for yourself unloading it that way.. I wouldve just grabbed it from the rack and pulled it off…
The rack is not attached. Merely a display item.🤣😂🤣 Thanks for watching.
Your microphone is cutting in and out
wouldn't it have been easier to just take the gas tank off?
Maybe. All I did was stick the hose into it. 😂🤣😂 Thanks for watching.
should consider atv better value
Thanks for watching