> My engine ran today for the first time since last Thanksgiving day. If you
> remember, I disassembled my engine in order to install a nitrided
> crankshaft. It sure is a good feeling to have it running again. Here is a
> link to show that "the proof is in the pudding".
> http://www.flykr2s.co
Hi Mark - nice to hear that you are in the air again. I too replaced the
crank in my engine and as did you found the process quite simple and not to
costly. My crank (non - nitrided ) that was removed did not have a crack but
it did have a #6 rod journal that was going bad. So although t
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> So Mark - are you coming to Sun n Fun? If not - see you at Oshkosh!
>
No, I will not be making SnF this year. I still have one wing to finish
painting and then reassembles the plane and do some test flying before I
venture to far away. My goal is to fly it
t now
because I may have ended up like Dan and Jerry, ready to fly but then faced
with a engine rebuild.
Jack Cooper
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> Date: 3/22/2006 12:28:38 AM
> Subject: Re: KR> Clarification, long but worth reading.
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> Hi Mark - nice to hear that you
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