jsesere

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This engine has no markings on it. Can anyone tell me what brand it is?
Joe

d_bodary

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Fox

jsesere

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What Six Dollars would that be? Did you buy a bad burger at Carl's LOL. Would you know what size it is?

Steve Percifield

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probably a .36

jsesere

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Anyone else care to guess?

MrMulligan

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The backplate says Fox. They're the only ones to use one like that in my experience. Don't know the size, though.

big max 1935

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Fox .15 on up .They all look about the same . If the prop is a 7" I would say a .15 ,if it's a 8" or 9 " a .25 ,10" or over a .36 or .40 . Kind of tough with out it being in my hand. Max H.

Steve Percifield

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I just looked on Fox manufacturing website. It's the .15. The .15 has 4 bolt backplates, all the larger have 6 bolts. When you look, this is a CL (controline engine ). Still being made.

jsesere

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Thanks Steve. You you have the URL for the engine?

Steve Percifield

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http://www.foxmanufacturing.com/

this will get you to their homepage

once ther, on the left side click on Fox manufacturing CL engines, it is the.15 size

jsesere

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Thanks again.

d_bodary

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The six dollars is kind of a long story, My girl friend is the local clubs secretary. Someone bought a utility knife for a work day. And someone else would not do any work until the first person got his six dollars for the knife, Of course giving my girl friend a hard time about it. And treating her like s***. So this way whenever said two people read my posts they will know i am still pi**ed about it.

It looks like a .15 can't say for sure though.