Re: Clean up a glow engine?

by **Rich** on 2011-01-12, 08:56

they're bronze bushes on the FP

by Stubbsy on 2011-01-12, 09:46

Mr Moff wrote:Do the bearings still feel smooth?

Danny.

As Rich says - no bearings on the FP, its bronze bushes instead - but crank shaft is now as smooth as a babys bum! Turns over beautifully!

Rich wrote:still worth a fiver of anybodys money second hand..!

The whole model was only a Tenner Rich anyway, so not really expecting anything fantastic to fly, just going to tidy it up a bit, re-cover it, probably get rid of the elastic band wing attatchment system and see what it does - it will probably be a bit of a pig to fly, but just looking forward to doing it up really!

Andy Sayle wrote:I think this thread is an elaborate method of cunningly disguising a new engine purchase....

How Very Dare You! Clean up a glow engine? - Page 2 A078

by **Rich** on 2011-01-12, 10:00

Keep it as light as you can, now I see it's a trainer I would leave the bands on for now.

You can modify it when you have to repair it.

HaHa

by **Mark Barnes** on 2011-01-12, 10:21

I belive its an Wot 4 or a Hooligan

by **Rich** on 2011-01-12, 10:34

Well spotted, thats the model in wing attachment post then

by Stubbsy on 2011-01-12, 11:48

Yep, its the one from the wing attatchment post! Still not 100% sure what to do with the wings actually, it might be more hastle than its worth really - we will see!

As for making it as light as I can - there was half a church roof attached to the front end just behind the engine (about 300g) which has me very worried about C of G issues!

by **Rich** on 2011-01-12, 12:48

when you strip it out post again to see what can be done

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