CS Deezil Replica
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I have just bought a collection of deisel engines from a lovely old chap retiring from the hobby.
One is a "Deezil" engine.
I'm trying to work out which sort it is. I think it's a George Burford one.
If my photo has loaded up correctly it should be there for you.
I also bought an "Outlaw" plane which it had been fitted to.
Hope any body can enlighted me!
One is a "Deezil" engine.
I'm trying to work out which sort it is. I think it's a George Burford one.
If my photo has loaded up correctly it should be there for you.
I also bought an "Outlaw" plane which it had been fitted to.
Hope any body can enlighted me!
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Hi WFC- Your pics are dead ringers for my Burford Deezil. Mine has D cross-section crank ahead of the crank case with thin steel knurled prop driver having a matching D hole. This follows the original DEEZIL design. Later Burford DEEZILs had thicker prop drivers, presumably retained by a collet. Yours lacks its prop washer.
If your engine has excellent compression and is silky smooth as you turn it over, that is another Burford characteristic!
Regards. -Gary
If your engine has excellent compression and is silky smooth as you turn it over, that is another Burford characteristic!
Regards. -Gary
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I haven't even taken the prop off yet, but I'm now sure it's the GB version.
I have it running now.
Take a look at;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmc7TgLParo
Had a go at flying it free flight in The Ben Buckle Outlaw on Sunday. Far too windy and it crashed breaking a wing. From now on it's going to be radio assist!
Cheer everyone!
I have it running now.
Take a look at;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmc7TgLParo
Had a go at flying it free flight in The Ben Buckle Outlaw on Sunday. Far too windy and it crashed breaking a wing. From now on it's going to be radio assist!
Cheer everyone!
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I was at the Toledo, Ohio Hobby show today and Gao Guo Jun the CS general manager was there and there were probably 8 different styles of small diesel replicas on display. The workmanship looked good.
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