Ed and Murry:
What do you guys think of donating the dyno to the
Whiteman chapter. Will work with an aircraft engine
as well.
I will be available to help get any engine,
be it rotary or non rotary, up and running on it.
Trailer not included.
Paul Lamar
I need to contact someone who knows more about the available space in the
EAA hanger. It's quite packed at the time, and there is discussion of
adding a second floor in the hanger. Chapter 40 has a forum I will use to
find out.
It looks to me like the dyno frame could be made to fold up, or be hung on
a wall. I was under the impression from your last message on this subject,
you were implying I should build one. Looks easy. Kind of thing I could
knock out in a day.
Ed Carver
OK Ed Thanks.
Paul Lamar
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Hi Paul, we are interested. As Ed said , we need to make sure we have
room for it.-
Murry I Rozansky
The shaft and pillow block bearings plus the material is worth a lot.
Plus it is all welded and painted. You will need a couple of 8 foot 4" by
4"
to act as a skid and the balance the weight of the over hung firewall
forward. The size at that point would be 8 feet long 4 feet wide
and 4 feet high. Harbor freight sells trailers for $200.
Paul Lamar
I just left a message on the chapter 40 forum. Hopefully we'll get a reply
soon.
I have 4x4 material. I also have wheels for trailering it on the airport.
Easy to stop by pick your part to get a rear axel assm from a front wheel
drive car to make a trailer.
Ed Carver
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