Crankshaft Sizes
02-26-2011, 08:04 PM
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Crankshaft Sizes
Is anyone aware of a list or chart of various engines and their crankshaft sizes including thread size? This is not for any particlar engine. It is just a reference in case I want to go to the local hardware store and buy a prop nut for my Evolution .46 or my OS .61 FSR or whatever.
02-26-2011, 08:17 PM
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RE: Crankshaft Sizes
I looked all over the place for a chart but never found one. I went into the glow engine forum and factory support and got the info I needed. Most instructions and spec sheets don't seem to have the crank and thread size??? A YS 1.20 is 8mmX1, I have that one down pretty well!!
02-26-2011, 08:47 PM
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RE: Crankshaft Sizes
Gray Beard, I know the Saito 1.00 very well too. I have been fighting what I think is a slightly bent shaft in one and am infiinitely familiar with that shaft. Also know the OS .60 and .61 FSR as I've been fooling with those for years. But that's about the limit of the ones I can name offhand. TFF, good idea. Really kind of dumb of me to post this here and not in the engine forum to begin with, but then I tend to do dumb things with some frequency.
02-26-2011, 09:02 PM
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Gray Beard, I know the Saito 1.00 very well too. I have been fighting what I think is a slightly bent shaft in one and am infiinitely familiar with that shaft. Also know the OS .60 and .61 FSR as I've been fooling with those for years. But that's about the limit of the ones I can name offhand. TFF, good idea. Really kind of dumb of me to post this here and not in the engine forum to begin with, but then I tend to do dumb things with some frequency.
Gray Beard, I know the Saito 1.00 very well too. I have been fighting what I think is a slightly bent shaft in one and am infiinitely familiar with that shaft. Also know the OS .60 and .61 FSR as I've been fooling with those for years. But that's about the limit of the ones I can name offhand. TFF, good idea. Really kind of dumb of me to post this here and not in the engine forum to begin with, but then I tend to do dumb things with some frequency.
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RE: Crankshaft Sizes
It's not exactly a chart, but this does give thread sizes for many engines.
http://www.truturn.com/af.htm
just select the engine you need info on and it will give the adapter # and the thread size.
http://www.truturn.com/af.htm
just select the engine you need info on and it will give the adapter # and the thread size.
