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    Flying7 replied to the thread Lycoming o-145 b2 engine.
    Nice looking little engine ! I’ve grown attached to the engine , ran flawlessly for 2 1/2 years….. sounds like an old sewing machine...
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    Flying7 reacted to George F's post in the thread Lycoming o-145 b2 engine with Like Like.
    This week I've just had two heads go back on my O-145-B2. Had a pretty big exhaust valve leak on one (only producing 35/80PSI during...
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    Flying7 reacted to Jim Dickinson's post in the thread Lycoming o-145 b2 engine with Like Like.
    The 65 Lycoming is a real strongly built engine. Although the 3d method would be great, lazer cutting of the gasket material might...
  • Ron W
    Ron W reacted to Cub579's post in the thread Prop balancing with Like Like.
    I have owned a Chadwick balancer since 1995. I would eliminate the spinner from the equation next. If that is not the problem I believe...
  • George F
    George F replied to the thread Lycoming o-145 b2 engine.
    This week I've just had two heads go back on my O-145-B2. Had a pretty big exhaust valve leak on one (only producing 35/80PSI during...
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    Cub579 replied to the thread Prop balancing.
    I have owned a Chadwick balancer since 1995. I would eliminate the spinner from the equation next. If that is not the problem I believe...
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    jimmy replied to the thread Scott Diaphragm.
    Everyone snug if it’s a hex then a 1/4 to 1/2 turn. Hard to over tighten a Phillips head.
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    jimmy reacted to AOP's post in the thread Scott Diaphragm with Like Like.
    Get the hex screws and the ball end wrench. Believe me it's SO much easier. I keep one and several extra screws in my tool kit, along...
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    jimmy reacted to Steve2618G's post in the thread Scott Diaphragm with Like Like.
    I replaced the screws with AN hex screws. I left the one screw out under the hose So the next round won’t require removing the hose.
  • J3C-65
    J3C-65 reacted to AnneNonMouse's post in the thread Proper Airspeed Markings with Like Like.
    Doesn't leaving the door open qualify it as a combination ASI / Stall Warning Device?
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    johnandchadj3 reacted to Ranger's post in the thread Proper Airspeed Markings with Like Like.
    This is from a Clyde Smith Jr. Seminar I attended, hope it helps
  • Ron W
    Ron W replied to the thread Prop balancing.
    The prop shop should point you in the right direction.
  • Talisman10743
    Yes, WELCOME. Carb & Propeller wood or metal ? Lots of friendly help in this forum.
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    bob turner replied to the thread Lycoming o-145 b2 engine.
    Wow! I like that! Dim memory says there are Chevy parts in that engine - Pistons? I still make my own gaskets and spark plug leads...
  • Jeff J
    Jeff J replied to the thread Prop balancing.
    I rotated the prop and the vibration moved with the prop. I was thinking I could put some weights on the prop but the Aces rep talked...
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