What engine is this?
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From: Nassau, NY
OK, now that I know it's a old SquareEX engine or a more accurately a deluxe red square x , is it worth bothering with or should I just put it with all the stuff I seem to collect :-)
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From: Lynnfield, MA
A four Cylinder Red X! Now that is valuable!
.....but sometimes you will burn out the last cylinder in a lean
run, since it doesn't get much air.
Then you have an Ex-X.
.....but sometimes you will burn out the last cylinder in a lean
run, since it doesn't get much air.
Then you have an Ex-X.
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From: San Jose, CA
Originally posted by Shortman
i cant see any of the pics? is it just me???
i cant see any of the pics? is it just me???
I said it was a PNA engine. As in Picture Not Available. :-)
I don't know if Flyhard is putting us on at this point as payback for kidding around with him :-)... or if he really hasn't figured out that his pictures are not posting.
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From: Burr Ridge, IL
I think You are right This engine was eather produced by Pico or a exact coppy, and was intended for the Quickey-500 market. I believe they came as .40, .45, and.61 They were HOT engines but I am not sure of the workmanship.
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Looks to be avalible along with parts.
Go to http://www.udisco.com/hobbies/inv/SKYW10.HTM
Picture for the site.
Go to http://www.udisco.com/hobbies/inv/SKYW10.HTM
Picture for the site.
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It is a Picco, but do you know for what use.
Has a air cooled head, big venturi on the back
and the exhaust is pointing to the prop shaft.
(It is NOT a boat engine)
Has a air cooled head, big venturi on the back
and the exhaust is pointing to the prop shaft.
(It is NOT a boat engine)
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From: FORT PIERCE,
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I have a ops 40 that is perfect. It has the purple anodized head and also has a matching anodized spinner. It has a slide carb and is a front carb side exhust. I will trade you even up for the skyward or buy it. My reason is very simple. I have a brandnew cabrb for that engine that is missing a spraybar and camnnot find one. Maybe if you sell or swap your motor i can see if it will work.
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That is a Skyward engine. It is made by Pico for the Canadian distributor and sold as the Skyward here in Canada.
Its a good strong engine, allbeit a bit heavy, but they run and run well! I have two of the 40's and a full tuned pipe for one.
Clarence Lee did a review on them a while back, got good marks from him. My experience says the same.
Andrew
Its a good strong engine, allbeit a bit heavy, but they run and run well! I have two of the 40's and a full tuned pipe for one.
Clarence Lee did a review on them a while back, got good marks from him. My experience says the same.
Andrew
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Greetings ,
This is a Skyward .40 made by Picco for the Canadian Skyward company in Italy around late 70's. They also made a .60 version. In New in Box condition it is very collectible as they only produced them for a year or two. Extremely well made and powerful engines. Attractive as well. I collect .40s and this is one of my favorites! It is better than most current day engines!
Max
This is a Skyward .40 made by Picco for the Canadian Skyward company in Italy around late 70's. They also made a .60 version. In New in Box condition it is very collectible as they only produced them for a year or two. Extremely well made and powerful engines. Attractive as well. I collect .40s and this is one of my favorites! It is better than most current day engines!
Max




