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Nice little motor. They were used on DC generators and I'm pretty sure the CLC runs "backwards". I had one on a Popular Mechanics" plans minibike when I was much younger....like 52 years younger. The plans for the minibike are still around on the internet. The base was a 24-26" bicycle frame that was cut and stretched. https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2018/10/26/so-did-every-single-one-of-you-build-minibikes-as-a-kid/
Once he gets closer to putting the parts together I will get a few photos off him. He is planning to have a girder front end and use a Victa engine to run it. Very long term project with the idea of giving LSR a go.
Victa still are. But they either have a Briggs or a Honda engine depending on how much you want to spend. Hills hoist became Hills as far as I know and still make rotary close lines. I have one in my yard.
Edit: Can't play goon of fortune with out a Hills.
Nice little motor. They were used on DC generators and I'm pretty sure the CLC runs "backwards". I had one on a Popular Mechanics" plans minibike when I was much younger....like 52 years younger. The plans for the minibike are still around on the internet. The base was a 24-26" bicycle frame that was cut and stretched. https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2018/10/26/so-did-every-single-one-of-you-build-minibikes-as-a-kid/
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It looks like with these very small engines people attach an automotive alternator and keep their solar setups charged when it's cloudy.
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Ah, the hypocrisy of it all...
Very clean for a 13 year old motor. Looks like it has next to no hours on it. It is on a 12.6ft boat so it should be a bit of fun. Still need to sus out the prop with a few test runs.
Very clean for a 13 year old motor. Looks like it has next to no hours on it. It is on a 12.6ft boat so it should be a bit of fun. Still need to sus out the prop with a few test runs.
I had a 25 HP Evinrude on a 14' aluminum flat-bottom, it had a significantly larger stainless steel prop, and I was able to pull a skier at moderate speed; snatch them right out of the water on take-off, too.
Ducati ST3 2004 dry clutch, 3 valve motor. Not a single piece of plastic can be used. All broken and scratched, so it will become one of those cafe racer things I keep reading about.
Got that big girl out of her old clothes and gave her a quick shower and I think that she can learn to boogie.
I usually prefer more petite, svelte girls but maybe it's time for a larger boned young lady.
Picked up a lift. It's older, slightly smaller than a HF lift and was right in my price range. I might improve a couple things on it, but it'll be nice to not sit on the floor or hunch over.
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