weeder engine
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From: Kimbolton, OH
Is it possabol to convert a weeder enging to a plane engine? I have just taken apart one and I had to cut up part the plactis case for the backplate but I don't know how to mount the enginge to the airframe. I would like any help, Thanks
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If you have a Ryobi weedwacker these people have all the parts you need.
http://www.jagengines.com/
http://www.jagengines.com/
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The weeder enginge is green. It says WEED EATER MODEL GTI 15T. That is all I know about that engine. It is also a old engine. Would the new feather weedeater engines work?
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What's the displacement? If it's below 25cc, it's hardly worth the effort. Most folks are using the Ryobi 31, Homelite 25, Maculloch 28 as a minimum for flying planes. From there you can go as large as you dare. Weedies, chainsaws, leafblowers, you name it.
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You also need to have the pull start pins pulled out, fins machiened off the front of the flywheel, and a prop adapter...a motor mount can be found on e-bay...in the rc section...by doing a serch for Ryobi...kit comes with new gaskets, carb spacer, bolts for the motor..$18.00 shipped. he also has the prop adapter....
If you really want to get into it...CH ignition....mo' $$$$$'s
A Ryobi 31 with a 18x6 prop will pull a 14lb plane like theirs nothing behind it...a $60.00 motor that will fly for 30 minutes on 20oz of gas....priceless.. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
dose centavos worth..
If you really want to get into it...CH ignition....mo' $$$$$'s
A Ryobi 31 with a 18x6 prop will pull a 14lb plane like theirs nothing behind it...a $60.00 motor that will fly for 30 minutes on 20oz of gas....priceless.. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
dose centavos worth..





