KR> 0-200 on eBay

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Re: KR> 0-200 Larry and other 'Buzzards'

cheap (laser...@juno.com) 2. Re: 0-200 on the cheap (larry howell) 3. Re: Getting an O-200 cheap (Flesner) -- Message: 1 Date: Tue, 31 Dec 2019 12:22:52 -0800 From: To: krnet@list.krnet.org Subject: KR> 0-200 on the

Re: KR> 0-200 on the cheap

Larry H > I thought we were supposed to build airplanes, not deplete our flying fleet! 🤔 > > Victor Taylor said, > > "I bought the worst looking Cessna 150 I could find for cheap. I took it > apart and sold everything but the motor." > > What a great idea! > > ___

KR> 0-200 on the cheap

Victor Taylor said, "I bought the worst looking Cessna 150 I could find for cheap. I took it apart and sold everything but the motor." What a great idea! Urologist Tells Men To "Fix" Their ED With This New Trick! Med Journal http://

Re: KR> 0-200 and oil coolers

I have flow behind several O-200 and none of them have had an oil cooler. I've never really had a temp problem out of them, but they have all been on C150s. I do remember seeing a mod at one point in time that added fins to the spin on filter to help cool a little more but I can't find it now. On

Re: KR> 0-200 and oil coolers

-- Hi all, This question is for anyone who has flown behind the 0-200, did your aircraft have an oil cooler?  For anyone that perhaps changed their system, either to or from, did you notice any significant difference? I currently own a Davis DA-2, and it has an oil cooler, mounte

Re: KR> 0-200 and oil coolers

Hi all, This question is for anyone who has flown behind the 0-200, did your aircraft have an oil cooler? TJ +++ I have 655 hours on my 0-200 and I've never run an oil cooler.  The highest temp I've ever seen was right at 210 degree

Re: KR> 0-200 and oil coolers

Ps sorry for not shortening my email Sent from my iPhone > > ___ > Search the KRnet Archives at > https://www.mail-archive.com/krnet@list.krnet.org/. > Please see LIST RULES and KRnet i ___ Search the KRne

Re: KR> 0-200 and oil coolers

TJ If you would like a photo of my 0200 set up, let me know where to send them. My Rolls Royce airforce 0200 has oil cooler at the rear of the left cylinders. And It also has a screw on oil filter. It’s been overhauled and ready to go as soon as my KR2ss is finished. Phil Sent from my iPhone

KR> 0-200 and oil coolers

Hi all, This question is for anyone who has flown behind the 0-200, did your aircraft have an oil cooler?  For anyone that perhaps changed their system, either to or from, did you notice any significant difference? I currently own a Davis DA-2, and it has an oil cooler, mounted to the side of th

KR> 0-200 KR2 for sale $3,800

Hi everyone, I have a tail drag older Kr2 (1985) that I need to sell. Had it about 7 years. Was flown last around 2005 355 TTSN. Hasn’t been flown since. Runs, wings off in storage. Nice interior, legs are shock absorber sliding tubes, really stout. Canopy in great shape. Needs new sets of plug

Re: KR> 0-200

I will stop by on the way home from work. Roger > > > I'm still waiting for cylinders from Chuck Ney in Tulsa. They are not > answering their phone or returning my calls. ___ Search the KRnet Archives at https://www.mail-archive.com/krnet@list.kr

KR> 0-200

At 08:01 AM 4/28/2017, n357cj via KRnet wrote: Mark, I think that Larry has a worn out 0-200 he may want to part with ;-) Joe ++ All I have left is a real nice looking case and a few misc parts. Most other parts / accessories sold. I'm

KR> 0-200 engine mount

I've never heard of a KR in need of aft ballast. That would be a truly rare KR. ? ? Sent:?Wednesday, December 14, 2016 at 10:50 AM From:?"Ryan via KRnet" To:?krnet at list.krnet.org Cc:?Ryan Subject:?Re: KR> 0-200 engine mount To the group, My KR2 is standard length so a hea

KR> 0-200 engine mount

16 at 10:50 AM > From: "Ryan via KRnet" > To: krnet at list.krnet.org > Cc: Ryan > Subject: Re: KR> 0-200 engine mount > To the group, > > My KR2 is standard length so a heavier engine brings the CG forward. If I > move the 200# engine back 1" to

KR> 0-200 engine mount

et at list.krnet.org Cc: Ryan Subject: KR> 0-200 engine mount I am trying to find out the distance the 0-200 engine should be from the firewall face. The drawing I have indicates 11 ?". Is this what most KR's have? Should I end up with about 1 ?" of clearance or less? Than

KR> 0-200 engine mount

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KR> 0-200 engine mount

effsplanes.com/KR/2013_Engine.html> ? -Jeff Scott ? --- Sent:?Wednesday, December 14, 2016 at 4:41 AM From:?"Ryan via KRnet" To:?krnet at list.krnet.org Cc:?Ryan Subject:?KR> 0-200 engine mount I am trying to find out the distance th

KR> 0-200 engine mount

(GMT-06:00) To: krnet at list.krnet.org Cc: Ryan Subject: KR> 0-200 engine mount I am trying to find out the distance the 0-200 engine should be from the firewall face. The drawing I have indicates 11 ??. Is this what most KR?s have? Should I end up with about 1 ?? of clearance or l

KR> 0-200 engine mount

I am trying to find out the distance the 0-200 engine should be from the firewall face. The drawing I have indicates 11 ??. Is this what most KR?s have? Should I end up with about 1 ?? of clearance or less? Thanks for any input. Ryan N9099A. Stock KR2 --- This email has been checked for vi

KR> 0-200/happy/Oshkosh

Just returned home myself from OSH. Approx 9 hours flight time. 5 up and 4 back to Kansas City. I did visit the Tailwind fly-in in Watertown WI on the way up. Most interesting item from this week was the iLevel system coupled to an IPad. One Tailwind pilot was using this with the IPad for all hi

KR> 0-200/happy/Oshkosh

Mark Langford and I flew loose formation on the 426 s.m. trip from my home base to Oshkosh last Saturday morning. We departed "special VFR" to overcome lingering fog. Mark probably has speeds, etc.., I don't. My hour meter (clock time) recorded 7.1 hours total round trip with 2 fuel stops

KR> 0=200 rpm limit

> - Original Message - > From: Larry&Sallie Flesner > Sent: 05/07/13 07:01 PM > To: KRnet > Subject: Re: KR> 0=200 rpm limit > > At 07:37 PM 5/7/2013, you wrote: > >Jon Sharp and "Nemesis" hit 292MPH behind an O-200. Wonder what the > >

KR> 0=200 rpm limit

At 07:37 PM 5/7/2013, you wrote: >Jon Sharp and "Nemesis" hit 292MPH behind an O-200. Wonder what the >tach showed at that speed? >Oscar ZunigaMedford, OR He also used a 13 inch prop extension. I wonder what ki

KR> 0=200 rpm limit

Jon Sharp and "Nemesis" hit 292MPH behind an O-200. Wonder what the tach showed at that speed? Oscar ZunigaMedford, OR

KR> 0=200 rpm limit

I've got some experience with the GO-300 on a Cessna 175, as well as having had discussions with people familiar with 175s as owners. The consensus is that the problem is not with that engine, but with operating technique. If the GO-300 is operated at the rpms of an ungeared engine, such as 27

KR> 0=200 rpm limit

3,600 or 3,800. There is a lot of good information out > on the net on the O-200s if you look for it. > > -------- Original Message > Subject: KR> 0=200 rpm limit > From: Larry&Sallie Flesner > Date: Mon, May 06, 2013 3:14 pm > To: KRnet > > At 01:49 PM 5

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in relation to it's capacity then an aircraft engine is not the way to go. --- On Mon, 6/5/13, Larry&Sallie Flesner wrote: > From: Larry&Sallie Flesner > Subject: KR> 0=200 rpm limit > To: "KRnet" > Date: Monday, 6 May, 2013, 23:14 > At 01:49 PM 5/6/

KR> 0=200 rpm limit

Original Message - > From: edd_wood at talk21.com > Sent: 05/06/13 04:48 PM > To: KRnet > Subject: Re: KR> 0=200 rpm limit > > The greatest load on an engine is at TDC on the exhaust stroke, believe it or > not, and the load is tensile. The 0200 is a relatively la

KR> 0=200 rpm limit

One of the measures Road & Track used to publish (and maybe they still do) is 'piston feet per mile' referring to how much travel the pistons went at a given RPM in top gear for a mile of distance travelled. Maybe piston feet per hour would be a good measure for any engine used in an aviation mo

KR> 0=200 rpm limit

al Message - >> From: edd_wood at talk21.com >> Sent: 05/06/13 04:48 PM >> To: KRnet >> Subject: Re: KR> 0=200 rpm limit >> >> The greatest load on an engine is at TDC on the exhaust stroke, believe it >> or not, and the load is tensile. The 0

KR> 0=200 rpm limit

At 01:49 PM 5/6/2013, you wrote: >For the 0-200 what IS the limiting factor for rpm? With most road engines >it's valve float. >Thoughts? I've always heard it was valve float. Crank them up till you can't get any more rpm and they

KR> 0-200

>One thing about the O-200 is planes like the KR is that you really >need to run them > up around 3,200 RPM or more to get the most out of them. ++ Brian is correct that to get the most HP from the 0-200 you can run it at 3000+ RP

KR> 0-200

Any one have drawings of an 0-200 engine mount for the KR ?? Gary Robison N49GR

KR> 0-200 A Air Intake

I MAY be onto a 0200a engine. But it will need a sump and intake manifold (Carb Broken off). Anyone have any spares or know who to ask? Phil Matheson SAAA Ch 20 www.phils...@50megs.com

KR> 0-200 rpm / prop

At 08:40 PM 11/9/2008, you wrote: >Larry, I still think you have too much prop on your plane. >You should be turning up that O-200 at at least 3,100 to 3,200 RPM in cruise. Brian Kraut + My 0-200 is tired with 2200+ hours SMOH and is stock t

KR> / 0-200 starter

OK, I checked and lubed the cable from end to end and I checked the routing. It goes from the top center of the panel down to the left side and under the header tank along the top longeron and out the firewall then up to the top right side where it connects to the starter. There is no way to run it

KR> / 0-200 starter

Hi Guys and Girls; I have thoroughly inspected the starter engagement mechanism and checked it against the Continental manual and I am confident that it is properly adjusted. It fully engages the starter gears before the electrical contacts close and they most definitely do close and there i

KR> / 0-200 starter

At 07:34 AM 10/15/2008, you wrote: >There is a setup procedure for the starter on the web or >in the overhaul manual, I don't remember which. You want >the gear teeth engaged before the switch makes contact. +++ I forgot to add " don't be wimpy on the

KR> / 0-200 starter

Dan and other 0-200 pull starter users, Make sure the starter switch is adjusted properly and that you are getting full engagement of the starter gears. Mine was not set up properly when I got the engine and in mere moments I had ruined some $400 gears in the accessory case. Fortunately, a fri

KR> 0 200 continental

Look on Barnstormers, there's tons of stuff available also consider an 0 235 Lycoming (I'm partial to these engines) stronger engine around the same weight

KR> 0 200 continental

At 12:21 PM 12/26/2006, you wrote: >Look on Barnstormers, there's tons of stuff available also consider >an 0 235 Lycoming (I'm partial to these engines) stronger engine >around the same weight ++ The 0-235 Lycoming will also have h

KR> 0 200 continental

depends on what you're willing to settle for I suppose Larry&Sallie Flesner wrote: At 12:21 PM 12/26/2006, you wrote: >Look on Barnstormers, there's tons of stuff available also consider >an 0 235 Lycoming (I'm partial to these engines) stronger engine >around the same weight

KR> 0 200 Continental cowlings

At 05:17 AM 12/15/2006, you wrote: >Is there an 0 200 Continental cowling available for KR2s +++ Jeff Scott and I got ours from Dan Diehl several years ago. I don't know if he still makes them or not. I had to do considerable mods to mine even though it

KR> 0 200 Continental cowlings

On Fri, 15 Dec 2006 15:46:35 -0600 Larry&Sallie Flesner writes: > At 05:17 AM 12/15/2006, you wrote: > >Is there an 0 200 Continental cowling available for KR2s > +++ > > Jeff Scott and I got ours from Dan Diehl several years ago. > I don't know if he

KR> 0 200 Continental cowlings

New ones can be bought from Wag Aero. The advantage of them is that they have large aluminum doors that allow access to almost the whole engine without de cowling. - Original Message - From: "Don Chisholm" To: Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 5:17 AM Subject: KR> 0 200 Continen

KR> 0 200 Continental cowlings

From: "Don Chisholm" To: Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 5:17 AM Subject: KR> 0 200 Continental cowlings > Is there an 0 200 Continental cowling available for KR2s > ___ > Search the KRnet Archives at http://www.maddyhome.com/krsrch/ind

KR> 0 200 Continental cowlings

Is there an 0 200 Continental cowling available for KR2s

KR> 0-200 cowl

> New hickey...Got the cowl into place front to back. The oil >tank on my 0-200 doesn't fit in the tunnel on the bottom. >.. What did you other 0-200 guys do? >Jump in here Larry... >Bobby ++ Three options: 1. Go with the

KR>0-200 question

I'd like to hear from anyone with experience on 0-200 engines. Mine is basiclly stock as removed from a C-150 with the same carb, heat box, baffling, air filter, etc. The engine has new mags, wire harness, cleaned and regapped plugs with new plugs in the top holes of #1 and #2 cylinders. Yester

KR>0-200 question-correction

In my eariler post I had numbered my cylinders wrong. Below is the e-mail in it's entirity with the correct cylinder numbers. Sorry about that. >I'd like to hear from anyone with experience on 0-200 >engines. Mine is basiclly stock as removed from a >C-150 with the same carb, heat box, baffl