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Forum: Engine Conversions

06-02-2009, 01:23 PM

Replies: 17

Need a little Ryobi help

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Posted By paparex2

RE: Need a little Ryobi help

So far it looks like I have it fixed. I cleaned all surfaces with contact cleaner and put the bearings and crank back in with locktite was able to run it for about 15 minutes with no problems. I'll...

Forum: Engine Conversions

05-29-2009, 08:50 AM

Replies: 17

Need a little Ryobi help

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Posted By paparex2

RE: Need a little Ryobi help

I'll have to check the RPM's again but that is what I read. I've been playing with these toys for 30 years so my Globee tach has been around a while it could have personal problems....

Forum: Engine Conversions

05-28-2009, 10:47 PM

Replies: 17

Need a little Ryobi help

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Posted By paparex2

RE: Need a little Ryobi help

You could be on to something I have been using a electric starter. Thanks for the tip on the sleeve seal

Rex

Forum: Engine Conversions

05-28-2009, 07:02 PM

Replies: 17

Need a little Ryobi help

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Posted By paparex2

RE: Need a little Ryobi help

The ryobi has a seal out front with a bearing behind it ( unless I have identified my engine wrong ) if it had a front sealed bearing you could bulid the prop hub to set against the inner race. I'm...

Forum: Engine Conversions

05-28-2009, 10:00 AM

Replies: 17

Need a little Ryobi help

Views: 2,100

Posted By paparex2

RE: Need a little Ryobi help

I've checked the prop adapter several times and it is seated. I have machined the back of it to give it extra clearance. With the crank seated tight against the inner bearing the adapter has better...

Forum: Engine Conversions

05-28-2009, 09:15 AM

Replies: 17

Need a little Ryobi help

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Posted By paparex2

Need a little Ryobi help

i've converted a Ryobi 31cc to go on my 80" SPAD but have a small problem. The engine will start and run great but after it runs for a few minutes the crank will move into the case about 1/8" causing...

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