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Old 07-15-2006 | 05:43 PM
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I love tickering in this hobby and was saving an old Weedeater 1500 to convert. I stripped it from its trimmer housing, but am not able to identify the size of the engine. Since most of the numbers start with "28", I am assuming that it is a 28cc motor. Any help with identifying the size and thrust output would be greatly appreciated. Also, can anyone recommend conversion parts for this motor. Thanks again.
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Hi rev,
The 1500 is most likely a 18cc engine. It will work as a gas/glow conversion. I think that it is a bit over weight with mag ignition. It isn't good enough to spend money for electronic ignition. Hrer is a link for the FL-1500 below.

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http://www.weedeater.com/products/bl...rod_FL1500.asp
Old 07-16-2006 | 05:24 AM
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Thanks, but I don't think that is the motor. The motor I have came from a trimmer. I did do a parts check on the one you suggest and there were no matches. I do believe it is a 28 cc motor based on the numbered parts. Thanks again.
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Old 07-16-2006 | 05:28 AM
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Hi Rev,
Without a picture, I was going on what you said about it being a 1500. It is a Weedeater XR series engine. I had a small one, many years ago. I replaced it later with a XT-90 of 30cc. Both series have reed valves. The XR on the bottom and the XT in the rear. The flywheel threads are most likey 5/16x24. You will have to enlarge the ports and trim much metal from the case to have usable engine. I would recomend going to a small engine repair shop and picking a good used Homelite or Ryobi for $5 or free. A picture is worh ten thousand words. good luck.

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What a guy Dave: thanks for the heads up. I keep forgetting that I have this digital camera. It is nice to have the right tool for the job at hand, LOL

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