Help in identification and restoration info, please.

Pigi Tue Apr 05, 2016 8:00 am

Hi all,
as I said in my presentation thread I've found a bunch of cox engines that need some restoration.

The first question is: what exact model is the one on thetop left in this image ?

Help in identification and restoration info, please. Img_1911

Help in identification and restoration info, please. Img_1911

In case, as someone suggested in the other thread ( and not that I doubt of him Smile

) is a 09, where can I fine the plastic black part holding the venturi ?
In broken, unfortunately, and is the first part that need to be replaced ( or even rebuild ).

Moreover, I would like to build, for these three engines, an head to use normal glow plug.
Did someone has the correct thread indication ?

Thanks in advance

Pigi

KariFS Tue Apr 05, 2016 8:25 am

Hi Pigi, and welcome to the forum Smile

The engine certainly looks like a Tee Dee .09, I've been looking for one myself.

You can find replacement parts for your 09 at Mecoa:

http://www.mecoa.com/acc/adaptors/index.htm

https://mecoa.biz/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=36

Glow plug adapters for the .049 and a lot more is available at Cox International:

http://coxengines.ca/cox-.049-glow-plug-adapter.html

Hope this helps.

gcb Tue Apr 05, 2016 8:43 am

Pigi wrote:Hi all,
as I said in my presentation thread I've found a bunch of cox engines that need some restoration.

The first question is: what exact model is the one on thetop left in this image ?

In case, as someone suggested in the other thread ( and not that I doubt of him ) is a 09, where can I fine the plastic black part holding the venturi ?
In broken, unfortunately, and is the first part that need to be replaced ( or even rebuild ).

Moreover, I would like to build, for these three engines, an head to use normal glow plug.
Did someone has the correct thread indication ?

Thanks in advance

Pigi

Pigi,
It does appear to be a TD .09. Here are a couple to reference. The one in the box was produced in 1992. You may be able to get a plug adapter head from Cox International or RJL. I have no idea where you could get the black part you need. Perhaps someone else knows a source. If I remember correctly, the head for the Dragonfly .074 fits the .09 and is fitted for a regular 1/4"x32 plug.

Help in identification and restoration info, please. P9110510

Help in identification and restoration info, please. P9110510

Help in identification and restoration info, please. Td09_a10

George

Edit: Additional thought: Some guys have been successful at repairing the black part by using copper wire and epoxy. Not pretty but should get you by until you locate parts.

Pigi Tue Apr 05, 2016 10:09 am

I did a bit of research, and it seems that for the moment now one has a replacement for the carb mount.

I'll have to finish an engine I'm building rigth now, but I think my next work would be to ( try to ) make a new one. eventually from aluminium.

I'll keep you informed ( and came back with more questions I guess )

Pigi

balogh Tue Apr 05, 2016 3:03 pm

Mecoa has it...http://www.mecoa.com/cox/index.htm

Just look up the COX engine parts, they have 09 carb body (black plastic) on stock

Pigi Wed Apr 06, 2016 12:59 am

No, balogh.
If their web site is correct, the only body missing are those for the .010 and for the 0.9

Help in identification and restoration info, please. Mecoa10

Help in identification and restoration info, please. Mecoa10

More over the 0.9 are the only images missing so I can't even seen if there is samo differences : Shocked

Pigi

balogh Wed Apr 06, 2016 1:20 am

Sorry I thought it was available for immediate order from stock but is only there for a back order I. E if you place it they will have it produced afterwards.
Check it on eBay it shows up sometimes.

KariFS Wed Apr 06, 2016 2:47 am

I have 4 TeeDee 049s and 3 of them have the carb body epoxied back together by a previous owner, the fourth has a new one Smile

The fourth is a never-run example, but still the carb body was cracked Huh...

The previous owner had bought the spare part but I installed it.

This is the weak point of the Tee Dees, regardless the size it seems. But the plastic material can be glued. All of mine are broken in the area between the carb and cylinder, so the repair is quite well out of sight. I think I will replace the one on my "showpiece" .051 though.

balogh Wed Apr 06, 2016 2:56 am

Mecoa sells 049 plastic bodies, I bought some black and red ones, and even for 020 and 010 sizes as well.

If the ventury thread is not overstressed, the plastic body will outlive the engine...my oldest TD051 has 250+ hours runtime on it and the red carb body is still as-new.

KariFS Wed Apr 06, 2016 4:29 am

I agree, and I also think they crack because overtightening of the venturi. One of my red carb bodies feels a little brittle, but others are fine "material-wise".

Pigi Thu Apr 07, 2016 2:15 am

Did someone has plans, or cad design for these engines ?
I would like to know dimensions and angles for the crankshaft support part.
This is needed to try to build a new carburetor mounting, in case I cannot find the replacement part.

Thanks in advance.

Pigi

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