Don't go, we are friends first and upper most, then we talk about bikes, or the lack there of. Don't matter if you arrive on 2 wheels, three wheels, or four wheels. Just don't ask us to change the tires on 18 wheels.
The Creator of this world still has His hand in running things here, even the 'small' things. He does a lot of things to show us how He still is in control, we just have to look and want to see His hand in it all. Will ask for a good outcome for you all, keep us posted!
A day or two?????????? It's been almost 3 weeks!!!!!!!!! We thought you might have left the planet and shot to the moon!! Don't start blaming me for your mishaps, we're Dutch and don't open our cooler or freezer doors unless tootally necesaary. You are further north than me so it's your task to keep an eye on the weather door, whether it be closed or open. Stay on your toes young man, or we'll have to retire you so that you have more time. HaHa
Not likely but I have only Canadian experience. You can drain the carb bowls to discover your answer. Leave the petcock as you drain so that fresh fuel will push any moisture out. Use a glass jar to catch the affluent so you can see if there was anything untowards in there.
I don't ride two wheels anymore at this time. Went out in 2014 and bought a CanAm and we don't ride it much either, but that don't mean I don't have a 1st gen sitting in the garage,,, yep sure do!!, It's an 86 that's sat for about 5 years or so, maybe 4, and used to belong to Swifty. It's needs to be refurbished and that is my winter project, if winter ever gets here. Bought the 86 for one of my nephews. I don't think the Wagner will fit the 86 and I don't wear caps or hats, so I guess I'm out, but then with my luck I was out before the game started anyways.
First make sure you have the positive (red wire) hooked to the positive post on the battery.
Then you'll need to find the solenoid for the starter, the battery red wire leads to it. Unhook the small wire from the solenoid and then the red wire to the battery. If this works the way it should then I would dig into the ignition switch.