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To What Do I belong?
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To What Do I belong?
Hi. Yesterday evening I was fortunate enough to pick up the Cox engine below. When I got there to buy it, I then realized that there was no prop driver on it. It has a tapered end of the crankshaft, and was leading me to believe that it may be for one of the Cox vehicles. It is locked up solid and has a #3 cylinder. So, would anyone happen to know what it belongs to, or better yet, can I somehow run it, of course after I clean and free it up? If I need parts, would anyone happen to have parts available for sale? Thank you.
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Re: To What Do I belong?
Definitely a car engine. Matt has the tapered drive plates available to run that with a prop.
http://www.exmodelengines.com/product.php?productid=18246&cat=266&page=1
Without the pull starter its going to be hard to determine which exact car it came from.
http://www.exmodelengines.com/product.php?productid=18246&cat=266&page=1
Without the pull starter its going to be hard to determine which exact car it came from.
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Re: To What Do I belong?
Ok. Thank you for your help in identifying. That is kind of what I was thinking, but the confirmation from someone more knowledgable is perfect. I was kind of thinking too, after posting the picture, that it would be hard to identify its original roots, as these were probably used in a bunch of vehicles.
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Re: To What Do I belong?
If I remember correctly the crank journal is larger than normal in those engines so you can't swap cranks like most Bees.
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Re: To What Do I belong?
It's nice to know that there are air-screw drive-plates available to convert the engine to aero!!! I'm sure that it would be worth having at least one of those in my Cox .049 "front-end" parts-bin.
http://www.exmodelengines.com/product.php?productid=18246&cat=266&page=1
http://www.exmodelengines.com/product.php?productid=18246&cat=266&page=1
Re: To What Do I belong?
Yes, they do appear larger. I have not yet removed it, however, I have one of my Bees apart for cleaning and I did put the front of teh case against it, and the crankshaft was larger.
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