Mystery engine
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Can anyone tell me anything about this engine? it is spark ignition, the bore is 1 1/4 inch with a 1 inch stoke, it has a serial # 005682 Mike






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I can't identify the engine for certain, but it has all the earmarks of a powerplant for a chain saw, weed wacker, etc. A couple of earmarks below:
1. Notice the throttle setup. It appears to be designed for a remote throttle trigger with a small tension cable. Perhaps a spiral spring in the round housing that is attached to the venturi.
2. Exhaust pipe appears to be made to plug into some sort of an extension. Probably for a muffler.
3. Drive shaft extends from both front and rear. Perhaps there was a cooling fan on one end and the power drive was attached to the other end.
1. Notice the throttle setup. It appears to be designed for a remote throttle trigger with a small tension cable. Perhaps a spiral spring in the round housing that is attached to the venturi.
2. Exhaust pipe appears to be made to plug into some sort of an extension. Probably for a muffler.
3. Drive shaft extends from both front and rear. Perhaps there was a cooling fan on one end and the power drive was attached to the other end.
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Thank you for the reply, I have come to the same conclusion but it must have been a very small unit, its about the same size as my Saito 180 FS what I do not understand that it has beam mounts like our regular model engines and I have never seen en engine like that the they head a cylinder are one piece and screws into the base like and oversized Cox 049 and that is a collector ring for the exhaust Mike
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Thank you my friend RIGHT ON it looks like the one off the Tiny Generator, it was fully housed like with a pull starter I am 85 years YOUNG and been in this hobby since I was 12 and still learning take care Mike
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I found some stuff on the engine, Popular Mechanics ran some articles showing how to use them to build a little scooter and adapt them to use on your bicycle Mike