location would help too
From: Margaret Davis
To: kr...@mylist.net
Sent: Thursday, December 8, 2011 7:15 PM
Subject: KR> For Sale Engine Cowling
For sale: A Deihl engine cowling for VW KR2. Brand new, never cut or installed.
$ 275.00. Brad
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I finally got to talk to the guy. The engines came from a vo-tech school,
but had never been pulled down. The current owner is an A&P and he's never
had any reason to pull them down, said they would have to be gone thru and
checked out. He's "reasonably confident" that between the two engines one
g
For sale: A Deihl engine cowling for VW KR2. Brand new, never cut or installed.
$ 275.00. Brad
At 11:06 AM 12/8/2011, you wrote:
>There are NO PAPERS
> > INCLUDED WITH THESE ENGINES.
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Just as I was hitting the send button, I noticed the line "no papers
included with these engines". DOUBLE SUSPECT. Count on a complete
teardown
At 11:00 AM 12/8/2011, you wrote:
>"I have two Lycoming 0-235-C model engines for sale. One is a possible
>usable engine for homebuilt, light sport aircraft. The other is for parts
>only.
You didn't indicate what the asking p
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Folks have had good luck with O-200s, according to info on the net
So the 235 should work well...
OTOH, parts are MUCH more expensive than corvair parts, and you would
need a custom engine mount (a/o being able to buy prefab mounts
designed for mounting either the corvair or VW motors to a
I found this engine locally, and it seems like it would be a good candidate
engine for my prospective KR2S build.
I'm soliciting input from the group about what you think. I posted a message
earlier but it hasn't appeared on the list for some reason? Would this be as
good or better performance than
I have located an O-235-C at what appears to be a very good price and it
also has another spare engine for parts. No papers or log books. My question
is would this be a good selection for the KR2S? I'm thinking it would be,
but I'd like to get a few opinions. It is much cheaper than building a
corv
I have bought a rotozip tool. Highly recommended. Not much bigger and will
last.
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Get a good quality die grinder with the different collets, they last much
longer and are more heavy duty. You could build several planes with a decent
one. They are available in either electric or air power.
-Barrett
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Stephen,I think the short answer is yes and no. The project should have a
measurement of three dremel tools and no there does not seem to be a better or
worse brand. I am still using the 3rd one from my build time which I ended up
buying the better craftsman one.Joe Horton,Coopersburg, PA.
Try a decent quality air powered die grinder. They usually come with both 1/8"
and 1/4" collets, so you can use all your favorite dremel bits, but can also
use the larger 1/4" shank cut off and grinding tools for cutting larger areas.
Mine has lasted through building 3 planes now. I've never fou
I am beginning to think that the length of my project is going to be measured
in the number of Dremel tools that I have gone through. Are Craftsman or any
other models any better?
Stephen Teate
Paradise, Texas
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Got your message, list is a little slow right now.
On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 2:08 AM, Dene Collett wrote:
> Havn't received a single message in the last 24 hours
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> Dene Collett
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