Air Hobbies Sachs Dolmar 3.2
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I was recently given one of these engines and would like to know more about this engne, good,bad or ugly.
please share your experiences.
Thanks
jeff
please share your experiences.
Thanks
jeff
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TLH101, I did do a search and found very little about the engine. Sinergy, I plan to take that thing off but do you know if it will run
well once the muffler has been changed.
Thanks guys
Jeff
well once the muffler has been changed.
Thanks guys
Jeff
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I think RCU has limited the search function. It does not work to well anymore.
The engine is based on a Sachs Dolmar (now Makita Dolmar) chainsaw/cutoff saw, engine piston and cylinder, which are very good quality. Brison, Fox, FPE, and others all use the same components. I can't say about the crankshafts, though there have been builders in the past that just could not get them right. I have read of problems with ignition systems on the motors, but don't remember exactly what the problems were. Get a good muffler for a 3.2, don't use soft mounts, and you should have a good engine. Will turn props in the 20x10, 22x8, 22x10 range.
The engine is based on a Sachs Dolmar (now Makita Dolmar) chainsaw/cutoff saw, engine piston and cylinder, which are very good quality. Brison, Fox, FPE, and others all use the same components. I can't say about the crankshafts, though there have been builders in the past that just could not get them right. I have read of problems with ignition systems on the motors, but don't remember exactly what the problems were. Get a good muffler for a 3.2, don't use soft mounts, and you should have a good engine. Will turn props in the 20x10, 22x8, 22x10 range.
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I know nothing about that engine but I have a 3.2 FPE which is the same engine block assembly, I think. My FPE is two years old runs flawlessly on a SIG Sundancer bi-plane. It turns 7260rpm with a 22X8 PT Models CF prop.
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Here will save you the work... search function works fine if it's used properly
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/sear...mitbutton=+OK+
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/sear...mitbutton=+OK+



