HUGE lot of Cox items for sale!

Thank you, if the box has a model in it all the better! What a great find!!

Yeah, the box contained a complete airplane without the engine

Besides the Cox stuff, we got several 1,000 packages of Dave Brown, Goldberg, Du Bro, Sig, etc. Spinners up to 3", fuel tanks to 24oz, wheels up to 5 1/2", wooden props up to 22", pilot figures, many OS Max engine parts and a gazillion various building parts. This will take us forever to catalogue but the non-Cox stuff will be offered like for 1/2 price or less just to get rid of it but will be a project after the Cox stuff.

Cox International wrote:Yeah, the box contained a complete airplane without the engine

Besides the Cox stuff, we got several 1,000 packages of Dave Brown, Goldberg, Du Bro, Sig, etc. Spinners up to 3", fuel tanks to 24oz, wheels up to 5 1/2", wooden props up to 22", pilot figures, many OS Max engine parts and a gazillion various building parts. This will take us forever to catalogue but the non-Cox stuff will be offered like for 1/2 price or less just to get rid of it but will be a project after the Cox stuff.

Bernie: So when can I come. I love the cold weather and can't wait to get out of here after all this rehab. After sept. 2nd I should be cleared to drive again. I am climbing the stairs 1 foot to each step after about 5 years of dragging myself up to the 2nd story 1/2 step at a time.

Still happydad even without my win10 laptop    
Ediited: 4:47p.m. 8-26-15 -  I am soooo serious

And I am serious.

Definitely interested in what OS Max engine parts you have. Please post a list.

Jason_WI wrote:Definitely interested in what OS Max engine parts you have. Please post a list.

Ditto that! I'm willing to wait till it's all sorted out.
Rusty

I don't recall ever being too excited by someone else's recent aquisition, but this little lot has got my mind racing and my wallet shaking!

Your picture reminds of of a kid at Christmas who just got EVERYTHING on his Christmas list........or BOXing Day in Cananda ...woo-whoo. I can't wait to see what you got!!

is there any stuff in there that will aid a cox generator

or are there cox car engine with recoil or recoil parts in there
i need a few (a lot) of those parts

No idea what is required for a generator, sorry but there are a few complete car engines; but none of the recoil-starter variety.

RknRusty wrote:

Jason_WI wrote:Definitely interested in what OS Max engine parts you have. Please post a list.

Ditto that! I'm willing to wait till it's all sorted out.
Rusty

yes.. the list. I'm with Rusty. It'll definitely be worth the wait!

Cox International wrote:No idea what is required for a generator, sorry but there are a few complete car engines; but none of the recoil-starter variety.

flywheels and shaft couplers are the 2 engine parts that are needed for cox generators (and heatsinks and smal fans)

Someone could sell me a pee wee set ring? Bernnie has none, Bernie has sold all.

020 PEE WEE RC - CYLINDER AND PISTON AND ROD 5 $20.00 281 COMPLETE SEALED BAG

I could pay a little more.

Thanks
Jose

Sorry about that Jose but, when we initially posted the list, we took "reservations" and we honoured them in the order they were received and there were more reservations than product.

BTW, the non-RC 020 cylinder / pistons were $19.95 and the RC versions were $29.95 (the $20 was essentially a "placeholder" for supplier-related calculation until we received the merchandise and could ascertain if they were indeed the throttle-ring version).

jmcalata wrote:Someone could sell me a pee wee set ring?  Bernnie has none, Bernie has sold all.

020 PEE WEE RC - CYLINDER AND PISTON AND ROD 5 $20.00 281 COMPLETE SEALED BAG

I could pay a little more.

Thanks
Jose

Ok Bernne, I´ve some PW´s with poor compression but I just looking fint R/C rings, You could order the manufacture of some as .049´s

You can't simply fit the ring onto a Pee Wee unless it's a Pee Wee RC cylinder, as the cylinder is ground to accommodate the ring. At least that is our understanding.

The reason why we would not manufacture any is that we have to take at least 500 to get a good price. 049 parts outsell 020 by a margin of about 10 to 1. We had 1,000 of the 049 throttle rings made about 5 years ago and are still sitting on 1/2 of them. Doing the math it would mean that 500 of the Pee Wee ones would probably take 50 years to sell

can "roll your own" out of brass...
https://www.coxengineforum.com/t3987-cox-engine-throttles

Phil

pkrankow wrote:can "roll your own" out of brass...
https://www.coxengineforum.com/t3987-cox-engine-throttles

Phil

what is the O.D. of the .010 or .020 cylinder? I did some work with aluminum and brass tubing and came very close to making my own RC throttle for the .049.
  Can someone get me the numbers please since I no longer have any .020 cylinders and never had any .010 parts.

Happydad  remember I'm retired      

If you don't have the answers in the morning, send me an email to support@coxengines.com and I'll dig up the two drawings at the office and shall send them to you (I'm presently logged in from home).

Cox International wrote:If you don't have the answers in the morning, send me an email to support@coxengines.com and I'll dig up the two drawings at the office and shall send them to you (I'm presently logged in from home).

Bernie: it doesn't matter to me whether the dimensions are for the normal cylinder or the ground or RC cylinder. Aluminum or brass stock is only available in certain inside diameters and the local shop may or may not have that size close enough to fit. With the .049 homemade muffler-RC throttle I was within about .005-.010 inches. I think it would have leaked. I actually sent several new cylinders to a friend in New Zealand and he had access to a lathe and he trimmed-ground several cylinders for me to custom fit several sleeves I had accumulated over the years. I look forward to the challenge as soon as I am able to drive. I see my surgeon on Wednesday for final clearance. I need this clearance to teach at the local senior center on Thursday and Friday.

   Happydad. Still retired     

I don't have the dimensions. Tubing can be split and tightened. The example I linked uses flat sheet that is formed, not tubing. I think there is an excess number of nuts employed in the system as illustrated.

Phil

Over the years the TD .010 has had 3 different cylinder OD diameters. I had a post sometime in the past that detailed the exact measurements but can't seem to find it.