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Old 12-23-2020, 10:32 AM
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Would you by chance have a ST .75 you wish to sell? I have a project calling for a .75 it would fit perfect.
Old 12-23-2020, 10:55 AM
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Just a NIB Italian made X-61 ABC, they are beautiful.
Old 12-23-2020, 11:17 AM
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Maybe next year when I start my B-17 project I will be in the market for at least 1 if not 2 .91 FS. I have 2 Magnum .91 that I know of, maybe 3, but will need 4 total. Depending on what I find on hand, I don't remember if the 3rd engine is a Saito or a Magnum, but if Magnum then I will look for a pair of Saito 91, this way I can balance out the power with one of each on each wing. At least this way I won't have roll issues when one group of engines can spin up faster than the other, as may be the case between the two different brands. The Magnums are more OS like than Saito like. Should have no issues flying a 1/8th B-17 on four .91 four strokes.
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Originally Posted by Jesse Open
Just a NIB Italian made X-61 ABC, they are beautiful.

Is that the version with the rear exhaust port? The were really beautiful engines.
Old 12-23-2020, 12:02 PM
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Yes, that is the one.

Here is the other beauty.

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Nice engine!
Old 12-23-2020, 12:30 PM
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Not new, but my only glow 2 stroke. It was a real stuck mess when I got it, castor coated and completely stuck. I need to soak it again as it it stuck again. Some residual remains, even the 3m oil isnt helping.
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I have had that happen myself it isn't fun. If its jut a light residue you might heat for a while and try to turn it over by hand.
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Usually a squirt of DA on the carb and the exposed piston will free it up, haven't tried yet. This engine was so gummed up the bearings were chunky. After soaking for a couple days in an enclosed can, they smoothed out and the brown gunk coming out was ugly. What I need is an ultrasonic cleaner, that should clean it up without having to tear it down. Right now I am looking for parts for the Magnums. I found the third engine and the spring for the adjustment needle is broke. It was a brand new engine too.
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Xylene is my favorite remedy.
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I went down stairs and looked threw me magnum parts they are for a 52-61 there’s some seals throttle springs and a few other other things. If have any need for them pm me address and I’ll send it them to you.



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Usually a squirt of DA on the carb and the exposed piston will free it up, haven't tried yet. This engine was so gummed up the bearings were chunky. After soaking for a couple days in an enclosed can, they smoothed out and the brown gunk coming out was ugly. What I need is an ultrasonic cleaner, that should clean it up without having to tear it down. Right now I am looking for parts for the Magnums. I found the third engine and the spring for the adjustment needle is broke. It was a brand new engine too.
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Originally Posted by erieqc
I went down stairs and looked threw me magnum parts they are for a 52-61 there’s some seals throttle springs and a few other other things. If have any need for them pm me address and I’ll send it them to you.
Great, PM sent

Xylene, I think I may have some, it is a thinner for Herculiner, so I did use it, just don't recall if I have any left. I'll give it a try and see if it indeed gets the rest of the gum out.

My Corsair has been pushed to the back corner for the moment. Helping a friend out with his PT boats. He attempted to make molds of the cabin pieces and they came out very rough, damaging the plugs he was going to use on his boat. He repaired the cabins and I have them now all polished, waxed, and mounted on the form. Will start the first half on each tomorrow, let them cure a few days before releasing the parts and cleaning the clamping parts, then wax them, and make any corrections to the plug before joining them back to make the other half. He made them one piece which is fine for some designs, but with squared corners and flat walls, he couldn't get them out, so I am making two piece molds for him. No chances of the parts getting stuck and much easier to pop the finished parts out too. He used polyester resin for the molds, and had a ton of air bubbles and pull out from the matting, plus the resin was too thick. Showing him how much nicer the molds come out using epoxy resin instead. I found TotalBoat epoxy which is half the cost of West Systems and just as good.
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Dave, assuming you measured the piston pin to piston crown as shown in the pic it's 6.25 mm. The top of the piston is dead flat with valve reliefs. The rod measures 42.94 mm center to center. This 150 has a "K" marked on the lug.


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Acdii I’ll ship out in the morning hopefully there is something in there you can use if not it didn’t cost you anything. I also threw in an extra I have no use for and you might not either. If not trash it.

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ERIEQC

How did that nitro and methanol work out for you? The Ruger Mini-14 has a happy home.


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Thought I'd ask friends first....Anyone have a decent running .15 2 stroke they'd be willing to part with?
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Originally Posted by Glowgeek
Thought I'd ask friends first....Anyone have a decent running .15 2 stroke they'd be willing to part with?
Just got rid of a new HB15. How about a Veco 19?
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Originally Posted by Glowgeek
Thought I'd ask friends first....Anyone have a decent running .15 2 stroke they'd be willing to part with?
I think I have a spare used Enya III I could send you. I haven't run it since I bought it so I can't make any claim to how it runs.
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Whoops forgot to say .15 CL engine. Building a Sig Shoestring. Anyway PM me, don't want to load the thread down with off topic stuff.
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Lonnie
Email or call me to give a better idea of what you might be looking for.
Old 12-23-2020, 09:17 PM
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Worked out great Gary all blended off and ready to go. Thanks a million



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Jim, a Mosquito build is definitely on my bucket list, that and a C46.
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Email or call me to give a better idea of what you might be looking for.
Will do, I had forgotten you had 3 cabinets full of vintage 2 stroke engines.
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Originally Posted by Glowgeek
Will do, I had forgotten you had 3 cabinets full of vintage 2 stroke engines.

Lonnie, check out this Fat Head piston, it appears to have a deeper recess than the 120 I showed.



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