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Cox Engine of The Month
PeeWee Diesel.
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PeeWee Diesel.
Does anybody know where I might obtain a deisel head for my Peewee?
ebeneezer- Gold Member
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Re: PeeWee Diesel.
DDD used to make them but don't do it anymore as far as I know. Ebay is one option, or you could possibly make one yourself using and old glow plug. If you use a metall membrane below the counter piston you don't need very accurate machining of the glow plug.
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Re: PeeWee Diesel.
Thanks, thats a geat idea. I think I'll do that. Any Idea what the head thread size is?
Failing that I'll have to get another plug, a blown one would be great.
Failing that I'll have to get another plug, a blown one would be great.
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Re: PeeWee Diesel.
ebeneezer wrote:Thanks, thats a geat idea. I think I'll do that. Any Idea what the head thread size is?
Failing that I'll have to get another plug, a blown one would be great.
Thread is a 0.390-48 UNS 3A
Regards, Matt
Re: PeeWee Diesel.
Thanks a die that size might be difficult locate here in the U.K.
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Re: PeeWee Diesel.
Yes, it would probably have to be a custom die, even in the USA. If you were able to get one for $100/$150 that would be a good price.
If you are looking around also keep an eye out for one in the fractional form, 25/64-48
Regards, Matt
If you are looking around also keep an eye out for one in the fractional form, 25/64-48
Regards, Matt
Re: PeeWee Diesel.
I did hear something recently about them being made again.
someone should Phone Bob D about them!
Re: PeeWee Diesel.
If you are really good with a lathe you can make any thread size and pitch you want. I haven't turned any threads since the machining class I took at the tech college 12 years ago.
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Re: PeeWee Diesel.
Thats a great idea I have a pet turner. A sketch of thread form a picth would help.
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