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Cox Engine of The Month
Pee Wee drive-plate fit
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Pee Wee drive-plate fit
Although it is known that the Cox .020 Tee Dee had at least two different-sized cranks over the years (the splined end on some early versions was smaller), is this also the case for the Pee Wee?
Re: Pee Wee drive-plate fit
Yes. They beefed it up on later engines. Not sure what date that was.
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Re: Pee Wee drive-plate fit
The Cox Pee Wee .020 actually had 3 different splined end sizes if you also include the heavy car crankshaft version which had a geared flywheel.
.133” for the early version. .155” for the later version. .164” for the car crankshaft.
I only have a couple of Pee Wee engines to compare in my collection.......
.133” for the early version. .155” for the later version. .164” for the car crankshaft.
I only have a couple of Pee Wee engines to compare in my collection.......
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Re: Pee Wee drive-plate fit
Jason_WI wrote:The Cox Pee Wee .020 actually had 3 different splined end sizes if you also include the heavy car crankshaft version which had a geared flywheel.
.133” for the early version. .155” for the later version. .164” for the car crankshaft.
I only have a couple of Pee Wee engines to compare in my collection.......
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Re: Pee Wee drive-plate fit
Save the guesses for later.
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Re: Pee Wee drive-plate fit
Jason_WI wrote:Save the guesses for later.
Well yeah, you gotta fill up that jar with more of your 020’s!!
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Re: Pee Wee drive-plate fit
Jason_WI wrote:Yes. They beefed it up on later engines. Not sure what date that was.
Was it at the same time the crankcase nose got thicker too? Looking at the drive plates in your picture, it looks like the one with the bigger hole suits a thick-nose crankcase. If not, then there is even one more variation.
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