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Cox Engine of The Month
Cox .020 TD drive-plate issue
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Cox .020 TD drive-plate issue
We have a buyer who wrote that the hole in our TD 020 drive-plates is too big for the spline on his crank.
We have sold many of these parts and just tested ten of them on two different cranks; they fit tight.
Was there a time where Cox made TD 020 cranks with smaller splines?
We have sold many of these parts and just tested ten of them on two different cranks; they fit tight.
Was there a time where Cox made TD 020 cranks with smaller splines?
Re: Cox .020 TD drive-plate issue
Yes, the early TD .020 engines used a smaller spline. I have a TD .020 crank with the small crank spline. I have been looking for a small drive plate for a while now.
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Re: Cox .020 TD drive-plate issue
Jason_WI wrote:Yes, the early TD .020 engines used a smaller spline. I have a TD .020 crank with the small crank spline. I have been looking for a small drive plate for a while now.
Thanks and we have a few of the Space Bug Jr. ones here that may fit.
Re: Cox .020 TD drive-plate issue
Thanks Jason and Bernie , i am the customer and had forgotten that you had mentioned this a while back , sorry for the inconvenience .. Jason could you post a pic. of the cyl of that unit i have a few parts that are mixed up / i have the old one but not that pretty i will fix it for myself i guess ,,
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Re: Cox .020 TD drive-plate issue
I had one out of 4 assembled that would catch a hair bit, it was a simple solution just back off the cylinder fit the backplate
on and then tighten the cylinder. I did not bother filing down anything the steel will bite the aluminum a hair and it's over.
Just remember to assemble with oil and enjoy the way the O ring snap locks the backplate into position.
on and then tighten the cylinder. I did not bother filing down anything the steel will bite the aluminum a hair and it's over.
Just remember to assemble with oil and enjoy the way the O ring snap locks the backplate into position.
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Re: Cox .020 TD drive-plate issue
That fixed it , didn't even think to look in there , i guess it was all the trouble the engine was giving me to begin with pushed me in another direction Thanks Guys and Greg he had PM'ed me so let me getback to him .
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