1800 crossflow crank
now what do I do?
(expect some searching questions in the near future)
bid on this and won it.
1800 crossflow crank
now what do I do?
(expect some searching questions in the near future)
I have a fairly radical idea... how about you put it in an engine and make it go round and round?
Paperweight?
do you have a boat? need a new anchor?
Put it back on ebay!
Close the box and put it under the bench.....job done.
Bolt a flywheel on it and on the other end a piece of square wood and make a bed side table.
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Originally posted by l0rd
Bolt a flywheel on it and on the other end a piece of square wood and make a bed side table.
connect a battery, a wire hoop and buzzer and then try to get to the other end without setting it off...whilst it turns
Them bike engine cranks look BIG
ahemm <cough> <cough> you lot are not appreciating what you are seeing.
This crank is a bit unusual, see standard crank below. Can't bolt a flywheel on as it has 8 bolt holes.
Cozzy motor yb ?
Sell it in 6 months for less than you bought it for ...... oh wait a minute, you're not Scootz
I thought it had a familiar look................8 bolts you say............wouldnt happen to be a steel crossflow crank , by any chance ?
I was wondering was it a twink or a BD? crank?
^^^ I wish.
From an 1800 crossflow diesel; stroke of 82 mm. 
Needs nose machined to accept timing gear plus a different flywheel, then what rods and pistons .......
Any info. on the above most welcome.
[Edited on 13/10/10 by 02GF74]
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Originally posted by jacko
Cozzy motor yb ?
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Originally posted by MikeR
Sell it in 6 months for less than you bought it for ...... oh wait a minute, you're not Scootz
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Originally posted by 02GF74
ahemm <cough> <cough> you lot are not appreciating what you are seeing.
This crank is a bit unusual, see standard crank below. Can't bolt a flywheel on as it has 8 bolt holes.
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Originally posted by MikeRJ
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Originally posted by l0rd
Bolt a flywheel on it and on the other end a piece of square wood and make a bed side table.
Hmm...I could see myself stubbing my toes on the ring gear! That would hurt a lot.
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Originally posted by l0rd
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Originally posted by MikeRJ
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Originally posted by l0rd
Bolt a flywheel on it and on the other end a piece of square wood and make a bed side table.
Hmm...I could see myself stubbing my toes on the ring gear! That would hurt a lot.
Angry grinder?
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Originally posted by Richard Quinn
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Originally posted by l0rd
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Originally posted by MikeRJ
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Originally posted by l0rd
Bolt a flywheel on it and on the other end a piece of square wood and make a bed side table.
Hmm...I could see myself stubbing my toes on the ring gear! That would hurt a lot.
Angry grinder?
To take his toes off first?
I am going back to Greece for holidays at Half term. If i get to the garage at my mechanic's i will take a picture of his crankshaft table.
^^ I think this thread my have gone slightly off topic
whats wrong withe the flywheel thats ment to fit that crank ?
failing that you could get a billet X-flow one made up, but machined / drilled to suit this crank
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Originally posted by mcerd1
^^ I think this thread my have gone slightly off topic
whats wrong withe the flywheel thats ment to fit that crank ?
failing that you could get a billet X-flow one made up, but machined / drilled to suit this crank
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Originally posted by 02GF74
I don't think welding up the crank or a flywheel then re-drilling is viable or safe.
definatly not - I hope you didn't think I ment that... 
^^^ where from and how much?
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Originally posted by 02GF74
^^^ where from and how much?