This might be easy for you guys, but I dont know....

Can you identify this? It was given to me by an older guy who didnt want it anymore. He said he had it on a 1/4 size cub but cant remember who he got it from or what brand it is. All he said was 'Use a piece of paper to gap the coil and it will run fine'

It has a 16 x 8 apc prop on it and I'm assuming its a 20-25 cc weed whacker conversion.

I ran it shortly on a stand and it actually ran very nice.

If anyone knows, speak up!

Thanks - Dave

I think it may be a Mitsubishi. Not real powerfull...but high quality. Run it on glow and get more power and loose the ignition. The exhaust is pretty crude it should have a good lightweight muffler. Another option is ot port it out . Check the timing first and use a degree wheel. Capt,n

could well be...the markings on the flywheel are same as on a 18cc kawasaki I have...does it say Japan on it anywhere?

Hi aviatordave,

I have a small (16cc)? Toro that has the coil located on the bottom of the crankcase like yours, but it has the sparkplug installed vertical instead of slanted like yours

Thanks guys. No it doesnt have any words of origin on it....but over in RCG someone thought it might be this : Kioritz(SP) 21 cc maybe with a Zama carb

I'll google your suggestions and see what I come up with.

Dave

kioritz 21 does not have the coil in that location. Case is different on prop side.

NOT a Kioritz/Echo.

Ok...I'm not sure I have even seen a Kioritz motor. Would it help if I take the head and cylinder off and measure the cylinder wall or piston with a calipers (for displacement size)? I can add some photos if anyone thinks that might work.

Thanks for the replies!

Dave

Echo/Kioritz

antique: Nice looking job onyour engine. What ignition do you have on it? Is it a Black box from out west...maybe arizona? Hope it runs good. Capt,n