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Cox Engine of The Month
cox Queen Bee
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cox Queen Bee
i am inneed of a cox queen bee 0.74 head and muffer
as a few years back i got this batch of engins at a local auction wich had many queen bee parts in bags ...so i assembled them its nearly a complete engine now with some help of evil bays and such...but alass a head /glowplug set and muffer eludes me
can any one direct my steps plz
as a few years back i got this batch of engins at a local auction wich had many queen bee parts in bags ...so i assembled them its nearly a complete engine now with some help of evil bays and such...but alass a head /glowplug set and muffer eludes me
can any one direct my steps plz
ekitten2- Gold Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
I could be wrong but I think it's the same as the TD09rc
Bernie had some non rc09 heads a few weeks ago.
I'm sure it would work if you want to run it.
Bernie had some non rc09 heads a few weeks ago.
I'm sure it would work if you want to run it.
John Goddard- Diamond Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
Any 09 glow head will "fit", but you'll have too use several shims if you put on a regular TD09 head. I've got higher performance by using heads without the regular glow plugs in it.
The mufflers are very hard to find separately, and they are different from the 09RC ones.
The mufflers are very hard to find separately, and they are different from the 09RC ones.
Surfer_kris- Diamond Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
I may have a muffler for sale for the .074 QB I have a complete engine that has a worn piston and cyl. But everything else is excellent! I have a buyer for the engine but he hasn't sent the funds. If he doesn't pay by this Friday, It will be up for sale again.
Shawn
Shawn
sdjjadk- Platinum Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
yeah im certonly interested in both the heads and outher queen bee
ekitten2- Gold Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
im sozz if i seem a bit inpatient but its been ages since you last posted/pm me about this engine you have (ive been trying for years now to finish this engine)
ekitten2- Gold Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
PM sent I have 1 extra muffler, no heads.
ozmo- Moderate Poster
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Re: cox Queen Bee
ok koolies ...at least thats a start many fanks
email sent
email sent
ekitten2- Gold Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
So sorry, I have been very busy! I definitely have 2 medallion .09 heads. Just need to find them.ekitten2 wrote:im sozz if i seem a bit inpatient but its been ages since you last posted/pm me about this engine you have (ive been trying for years now to finish this engine)
Btw I did not get a PM, I guess I am having trouble with PMs again.
You can reach me on my email address.
Nitroarplane@gmail.com
Re: cox Queen Bee
many fanks nitro but ive located a cpl of likely parts :-)
ekitten2- Gold Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
I shipped out your .074 this morning via the USPS. The postal clerk said you should have it within 7 to 10 days and I refunded you $10.00 as the shipping was only $7.00 and not the $16.00 I was quoted by the USPS web site.
Let me know when you receive it,
Shawn
sdjjadk- Platinum Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
:plane_rc:yeah!! many fanks (finaly i can get this engin/plane running)
ekitten2- Gold Member
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probs solved (mostly)
engine turned up this mornin many thanks to those that answered may need
Sdjjack,Nitroairplane... many fanks you guys certonly helped ease my delimas
all i need to finish this off is a wench/tools so i can dissassemble it with out destroying any thing
Sdjjack,Nitroairplane... many fanks you guys certonly helped ease my delimas
all i need to finish this off is a wench/tools so i can dissassemble it with out destroying any thing
ekitten2- Gold Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
You most welcome. Glad I could help.ekitten2 wrote:engine turned up this mornin many thanks to those that answered may need
Sdjjack,Nitroairplane... many fanks you guys certonly helped ease my delimas
all i need to finish this off is a wench/tools so i can dissassemble it with out destroying any thing
sdjjadk- Platinum Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
ekitten2 wrote:all i need to finish this off is a wench/tools so i can dissassemble it with out destroying any thing
09 wrench is what you need, which shouldn't be impossible to find. Just in case you've been looking for the mythical QB wrench set....
If you need to reset the piston, will also need the 09 tool. Which is, at least for now, as easy to find as unicorn poo.
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Re: cox Queen Bee
an 09 wrench will fit correctly?? ok ill take your word for it
as for reseting piston its still new unrun engine i built from parts (new parts mostly) but ill search one out
its just i recently got a dead one im recycleing the head from wich seems well and truly stuck on the cly came off easly but its the head i need to swap over i tryed wraping cly and head with strips of leather an plyers but alass to no avail i just dont want to risk destroying this head..as its taken me litteraly years to find one...(frustration pluss)
does that make me a true Cox addicted?? (shakes head chucklin)
as for reseting piston its still new unrun engine i built from parts (new parts mostly) but ill search one out
its just i recently got a dead one im recycleing the head from wich seems well and truly stuck on the cly came off easly but its the head i need to swap over i tryed wraping cly and head with strips of leather an plyers but alass to no avail i just dont want to risk destroying this head..as its taken me litteraly years to find one...(frustration pluss)
does that make me a true Cox addicted?? (shakes head chucklin)
ekitten2- Gold Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
Looks like it dude...but now that you've admitted it...things should get easier...
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Re: cox Queen Bee
A bit of heat always helps...
If there are no flats on the cylinder you can cut some with a thin disk in a dremel.
If there are no flats on the cylinder you can cut some with a thin disk in a dremel.
Surfer_kris- Diamond Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
cly has flats but no tool i have will fit
i guess this thing is oven bound for a lil bakeing session
ill leave the muffins for laters
i guess this thing is oven bound for a lil bakeing session
ill leave the muffins for laters
ekitten2- Gold Member
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Re: cox Queen Bee
Make your own tool out of some flat bar! Not too hard, hacksaw, file...work it to fit. Time consuming but worth it.
Common "mild" steel should do fine. Something nice and improved like a piece of angle iron bed frame (high carbon steel) would be tops.
Phil
Common "mild" steel should do fine. Something nice and improved like a piece of angle iron bed frame (high carbon steel) would be tops.
Phil
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Re: cox Queen Bee
now thats a thought...i should have thought of that myself
prolly to much outherr [bleep] goin on in my life with custerday battels an the like
fanks phill ill get to it laters (we still have lil visiters here)
prolly to much outherr [bleep] goin on in my life with custerday battels an the like
fanks phill ill get to it laters (we still have lil visiters here)
ekitten2- Gold Member
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sucess
whilest i was rumigeing in mah shed i came across a ole spray gun tool that had correct spaceing to fit the indents of the .74 head (hmmmmm i thought can i be that lucky??)
applired a lil heat an volia!!!
i added 3 head shims as its still new after all and cleaned/degumed head
it lives !!!!!! (there is life jim but not as we know it)
many thanks for you guys support in this ...my long term project can get under way again
applired a lil heat an volia!!!
i added 3 head shims as its still new after all and cleaned/degumed head
it lives !!!!!! (there is life jim but not as we know it)
many thanks for you guys support in this ...my long term project can get under way again
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