prop. size
08-05-2008 | 09:38 AM
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From: Lancaster,
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RE: prop. size
How much does that bad boy weigh? Should be an interesting mount to the firewall. Please post if you get it running. I don't know if the copper tube to the carb will keep the carb cool, but give it a shot. The pipes are interesting, did you solder them with regular solder???
Don't know on the prop, but at 127cc-get one off a ultra lite!
Don't know on the prop, but at 127cc-get one off a ultra lite!
08-05-2008 | 05:39 PM
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From: warner robins,
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RE: prop. size
Hi,
It is 9lb with the flywheel, 6lb without. Looking to going with electronic ignition.
No, all the solding was done with silver solder it has a higher melting point then reg. solder.
Looking to start with a 26'' prop. what do think?
It is 9lb with the flywheel, 6lb without. Looking to going with electronic ignition.
No, all the solding was done with silver solder it has a higher melting point then reg. solder.
Looking to start with a 26'' prop. what do think?
08-06-2008 | 05:11 PM
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From: london,
ON, CANADA
RE: prop. size
ORIGINAL: rwb93
hi,
working on a conv. of a lawm boy mower engine that is 2 stroke that's 127cc .what is a good size prop. to start with?
hi,
working on a conv. of a lawm boy mower engine that is 2 stroke that's 127cc .what is a good size prop. to start with?
08-07-2008 | 06:26 PM
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From: Coshocton, OH
RE: prop. size
Looks like a 26" to 28" prop with a 10to12 degree pitch. Here is a link, these guys can help ya.
http://www.desertaircraft.com/page.php?Page=Menz
-Gary
http://www.desertaircraft.com/page.php?Page=Menz
-Gary
