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10-25-2008, 01:29 PM
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RE: new engine
That looks like either an original release Picco 67 fan engine or the Picco 80 that eventually replaced it. Both have the same engine casting. This one looks like it has the larger HB type carb on it so it is probably the 80. Typically the .80 was a fairly decent fan engine - based on the marine engine.
10-25-2008, 01:56 PM
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RE: new engine
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Thanks for the info, it has 67 on the case so i think it is 0.67. I got it for 75$, it could be bad, I just took a chanse on it. Comp. seems ok. do you know what can I expect from this engine
Thanks for the info, it has 67 on the case so i think it is 0.67. I got it for 75$, it could be bad, I just took a chanse on it. Comp. seems ok. do you know what can I expect from this engine
10-25-2008, 11:44 PM
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I took the engine apart and it has damaged piston and liner. someone has bent the inside while tring to take the cylinder out.
So the engine is a mess but I am thinking to use the back rotor for the MDS 10cc engine(russian version) you think it will help. it is a direct bolt on. How can I balance the new crank and piston
So the engine is a mess but I am thinking to use the back rotor for the MDS 10cc engine(russian version) you think it will help. it is a direct bolt on. How can I balance the new crank and piston
