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Clamp 07,
Good responses from Wingnut and Jim (who is definitely NOT a village idiot, despite his assertions).
I'd like to add that the reserve petcock take fuel from lower down in the tank, and is thus more susceptible to water collecting at the bottom of the tank. I suspect that water may have collected near your reserve tap, and when you turned it on, it sent water to the carbs, causing the engine to stop fairly quickly. Check for water remnants in your carb bowl
Good idea to take the tank off occasionally and flush it out with the petcocks removed, just to get rid of any water, rust flakes etc.
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