Re: Cox 15 piston reset tool loaner program

roddie Sun Nov 12, 2017 4:50 am

getback wrote:Speaking of that i cleaned my cookies the other day and try to send a reply here after that and got a WARNING from google that this site is UNSECURED ?!?!? I got around it after having to go and reset some stuff

Eric, the same thing happened to me a few days ago, although I had not cleared any "cookies" or history. The warning stated a "problem with this site's security certificate".. I took no action and after a day or so.. there was no issue.

Surfer_kris Sun Nov 12, 2017 5:48 am

I didn't realize that the .15 tool was now in Europe (UK isn't quite out yet), I could have found some good use for it...

I've actually been using the .09 reset tool for the .15 engines as well. It is a little tight around the conrod but it doesn't touch the conrod "ball-end", so it works fine (for me at least).

Here is one I did recently, complete with the venturi fix and the leather tool for removing the cylinder. Smile

Cox 15 piston reset tool loaner program - Page 3 Img_2012

tuckered Sun Nov 12, 2017 6:59 am

UK was in Europe way before the EU and will continue to be - Babe Bee .049

just not bossed around by un-elected and over-paid bureau's.

**Admin** Sun Nov 12, 2017 7:10 am

getback wrote:Speaking of that i cleaned my cookies the other day and try to send a reply here after that and got a WARNING from google that this site is UNSECURED ?!?!? I got around it after having to go and reset some stuff

I have the forum set up with an SSL Certificate for the purpose of keeping security warnings from appearing. Its a forum so there really isn't any sensitive data being transferred anyway. I did hear that having the login fields anywhere but the dedicated login page (I have them on the sidebar) could cause warnings to appear, but these shouldn't appear after you are logged in.

Surfer_kris Sun Nov 12, 2017 8:02 pm

tuckered wrote:UK was in Europe way before the EU and will continue to be - just not bossed around by un-elected and over-paid bureau's.

Yes, I should have said EC rather than Europe...
When I was in England (around -98) people there would say that they went to Europe for their holidays... lol!

I guess they meant "mainland" Europe, but still I didn't get the impression that they felt they were a part of Europe.

rhyslegge Tue Nov 21, 2017 6:18 am

Good idea guys, post has been edited to remove address and number. By the way, guess what showed up from the UK today? Tool is now safely in Northeast Pennsylvania, will be put to work shortly! Thanks a million!

tuckered Tue Nov 21, 2017 8:02 am

Start with a moderate hammer blow rather than a full-on one - see what happens and go from there!
Airplane

rhyslegge Tue Nov 21, 2017 4:39 pm

Will do, thanks for the tip. Although I think I'll be starting with a gentle tap!

rhyslegge Fri Jan 12, 2018 6:13 pm

Just a reminder guys, I am still steward of the excellent .15 piston reset tool here in Lake Ariel. PA. Believe it or not, I haven't ran any of my engines in months as I am waiting for the Cox SuperPower and Davis 1/2a diesel mix to be in stock at Tower Hobbies. Finding a source of reasonably priced Diethyl Ether has proven fruitless, so looks like my dreams of mixing my own brew may not happen until I can convince someone down under to ship me a gallon or two!

Jason_WI Fri Jan 12, 2018 6:38 pm

John Deere ether in the cans is supposedly mostly ether yet. Should be able to get it at any Deere dealer. Just need to decant it from the can.

https://www.greenpartstore.com/assets/images/bulletins/2012/re556468_msds.pdf

Jason_WI Thu Oct 24, 2019 10:49 am

The .15 reset tool is back in the land of beer, beef, and cheese.

asrcav8r Mon Jan 02, 2023 1:52 pm

Jason_WI wrote:The .15 reset tool is back in the land of beer, beef, and cheese.

Any chance I can borrow the .15 reset tool?
I'm trying to break in a Sportsman for a Flying Clown and the slop is BAD!

asrcav8r Mon Jan 02, 2023 1:55 pm

asrcav8r wrote:
Jason_WI wrote:The .15 reset tool is back in the land of beer, beef, and cheese.

Any chance I can borrow the .15 reset tool?
I'm trying to break in a Sportsman for a Flying Clown and the slop is BAD!

Also, is there anyone even thinking of making one or two?

Update:
Looks like "Surfer_kris" has a good "work-a-round". I used the .09 tool, VERY carefully and it seemed to work!
On to the test bench!