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Stitch1615
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Need a boat engine?http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-M...tDomain_0&hash=item3f123ce892
Here is a good start.
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angus
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Mind, you with a weight of 150 lbs, the boat might easily become a submarine.
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Stitch1615
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" I think we're gonna need a bigger boat".
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steamboatmodel
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From the looks of it unless you can do some design work as well as the machining, you won't need a bigger boat but will have one heck of an anchor for the one you have. Without plans that would be a real challenge.
Regards,
Gerald.
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Stitch1615
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Well I am sure we are not talking model boat here.
This is for a full scale, lake compatible boat.
It looks complete enough that any competent machinist
should be able to complete it. Eh Dean?
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steamboatmodel
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| Stitch1615 wrote: | Well I am sure we are not talking model boat here.
This is for a full scale, lake compatible boat.
It looks complete enough that any competent machinist
should be able to complete it. Eh Dean? |
"When my husband originally purchased the engine, it did not come with all parts needed in order to run; therefore, additional parts will be required in order to complete this engine. Some of the parts you will need include: cylinder sleeve, piston, new piston rod, piston rings, fly wheel of your choice, crank shaft, one outer bearing cap for crank shaft, eccentrics for slide valve, miscellaneous bolts, nuts, etc."
I think It is going to need more than a Machinist. Most machinist want blueprints for dimensions. Without Blueprints you are getting into engineering and design, which is a bit more demanding in 1 to 1 than Model work.
Regards,
Gerald.
PS Someone must feel that they are upto it though 8 bids and over $250.
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