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engine test stand plans?
I would like to build (not buy) an engine test stand suitable for .26 to 1.8 size glow engines. I would like it to be easily adjustable to fit any or all of the engines, etc.
Does anyone know where a plan for a stand like this can be found? thanks |
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JR:
I can't see why a plan would be needed. Attached picture shows my 40+ year old E_Z Just stand with a Saito FA-30, and a FA-150 mounted on it. The left pedestal slides sideways to accommodate anything down to an 0.049 engine, anything with beam mounts. Granted, I wont run a 140 at full throttle on it, but it's fine for a 4000 rpm break in run. The bottom left picture shows the metal pegs that fit into the lug holes to secure the engine. Bottom right shows a later commercial stand, construction should be obvious. I've had 38ccm engines at full power on it. Bill. |
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Yup -- Been using the same stand as Bill for 30 + years and I've run engines from .049 to .75. Don't know that I'd go above the .75 at WOT though.
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OK, I kinda get the idea. But, a couple questions please:
What material is the stand made of. I can't make it out from the photos I don't understand the "peg" from the pict, is this on your older stand or the newer, manufac tured one? Thanks Jeff |
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Jeff:
Here's another composite of the E-Z Just. You can see the notch in the base to prevent the pedestal's rotation, another has red arrows pointing to the pegs. Also there is a shot of the wood grain. someone else can tell you what the wood is. I thought probably birch, but to me the grain looks more like oak. Bill. |
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Or just go with something like this.
Scott. |
William, I too want to build my own. Seems that none of the pictures will load. Maby too old?
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Originally Posted by Wildvortex
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William, I too want to build my own. Seems that none of the pictures will load. Maby too old?
Probably a glitch with your browser. Pictures load for me fine. Also, William Robison passed away some years ago. |
I am sorry to hear that.
I am looking using my smart phone so that is probably the reason. I'll have to check it out on my laptop. Thanks |
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