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Lodola Regolarita exhaust pipe & oil problem

Pauli

Pauli

Just got it firing!
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Newbie from Finland likes to ask a few questions…

I have got Lodola Regolarita 175 -58. It is a new treasure in my garage...

Is the exhaust pipe originally chromed? Or is it just painted? In pictures tube looks matte finish.

The engine has a problem that the oil drained from the oil tank into the crank case. Where in oil pipeline can be found the valve?

Greetings, and a happy spring time to all!

-pauli
 
Pauli, congrats, nice find. The picture below shows it was not chromed. I'm not sure of the valve location, is that your question? Not many people familiar with the Ladola, so try sending Paul at Guzzino.com a message, or I'll try to lure one of the people I know that has some knowledge of them.
 

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Thanks, Todd!

This Lodola is my first dry sump motor, so I have to study new things. I guess that oil leak from tank to crankcase is not big problem. I assume that there is "ball and spring"-type valve somewhere in the pipeline…
 
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