Help with Cox catalog numbers please?

KariFS Mon Jan 26, 2015 12:13 pm

A fellow e-mailed me a list of the numbers and descritions of a few old cox parts he has, but there is no pictures. I couldn't find the descriptions for all of them in the net. In the list below there is first the catalog number, then his description of the part and in the brackets my guesstimate of what it might be. If someone has a catalog handy, I would appreciate the interpretation Smile

And a link to the catalog would be great Very Happy

"Thimble Drome"
330 Flywheel (#3xx means babe bee, right? Huh...

)
1010 drive washer ("10" indicates PeeWee, could this be the prop drive plate?)
1203 Drive washer (as above, but for a golden bee?)
1939 Long needle, black plastic end (nv for a product engine, but which application?)
1968 Needle & spring (as above)
5287 Set of screws (for what?)

Thanks in advance!

balogh Mon Jan 26, 2015 1:24 pm

Kari a few days ago I opened a thread titled "A piece of history found.." where I offered this parts identification from a 1976 COX catalogue I had found in my old papers. When I hit home from Frankfurt later today I will check if the catalogue helps..

KariFS Mon Jan 26, 2015 1:41 pm

Oh yes I remember that one. I hope you'll find the letter you mentioned too Smile

balogh Mon Jan 26, 2015 5:04 pm

Sorry Kari I have checked but none of these Cat. Nos. appear on the exploded views of COX engines in my 1974 parts catalog

Davenz13 Tue Jan 27, 2015 1:37 am

Here's a couple I have found if it helps

1939 needle application, see photo below

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1968 needle application

Some listings I have show it listed for .049 types 190-6 Combat Mustang, 191-8 Cessna, Comanche, P-39 Aircobra and Skymaster and 290 Miss America, Bushmaster, P-51 AND Stuka.

It’s also listed for Sky Copter .020 100-4. Don’t know if that’s right or it’s a typo but that’s what it says.

Haven’t found the other numbers as yet

OVERLORD Tue Jan 27, 2015 2:05 am

Hi Kari, I was loading my pictures when I saw Dave's post. It's a coincidence that it concerns the same part nr. This is what I've got:

NR 1939: needle valve 290 .049

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This number is apparently used for many parts.

Davenz13 Tue Jan 27, 2015 2:39 am

Have found an old eBay listing 5287 screw sets for Super Cub 150 but can't find a Super Cub 150 parts listing to verify that

balogh Tue Jan 27, 2015 2:47 am

If one flips through the numerous COX engine descriptions at this link, may find some parts numbers:

http://coxengines.ca/engine-and-fuel-guides.html

KariFS Tue Jan 27, 2015 7:22 am

balogh wrote:Sorry Kari I have checked but none of these Cat. Nos. appear on the exploded views of COX engines in my 1974 parts catalog

No worries, I appreciate the effort Smile

It would be great if you have access to a scanner and time to scan&upload the parts catalog, I'm sure it would be really interesting read for many.

I also checked the manual sheets you mentioned, but a lot of things are listed as assemblies, for example crankshaft-crankcase-drive plate, even though all the parts were available separately too.

KariFS Tue Jan 27, 2015 7:25 am

OVERLORD wrote:Hi Kari, I was loading my pictures when I saw Dave's post. It's a coincidence that it concerns the same part nr. This is what I've got:

NR 1939: needle valve 290 .049

This number is apparently used for many parts.

OK, thanks. So number 1939 can be at least 3 different parts, as the one I am thinking has a "black plastic end".

balogh Tue Jan 27, 2015 7:31 am

KariFS wrote:
balogh wrote:Sorry Kari I have checked but none of these Cat. Nos. appear on the exploded views of COX engines in my 1974 parts catalog

No worries, I appreciate the effort It would be great if you have access to a scanner and time to scan&upload the parts catalog, I'm sure it would be really interesting read for many.

I also checked the manual sheets you mentioned, but a lot of things are listed as assemblies, for example crankshaft-crankcase-drive plate, even though all the parts were available separately too.

I have just found it on CEF:

https://www.coxengineforum.com/h24-instruction-sheets

it carries the 1973 parts catalog download link, I guess the 1974 is largely the same.

KariFS Tue Jan 27, 2015 7:44 am

Ha, how stoopid of me lol!

Never scrolled that far down on that window Tired w/ Coffee Read

Thanks again!

KariFS Tue Jan 27, 2015 3:14 pm

Davenz13 wrote:Here's a couple I have found if it helps

1939 needle application, see photo below

1968 needle application

Some listings I have show it listed for .049 types 190-6 Combat Mustang, 191-8 Cessna, Comanche, P-39 Aircobra and Skymaster and 290 Miss America, Bushmaster, P-51 AND Stuka.

It’s also listed for Sky Copter .020 100-4. Don’t know if that’s right or it’s a typo but that’s what it says.

Haven’t found the other numbers as yet

Hmm... I looked at my PeeWee and its needle valve is a lot smaller than any of the product engine ones. Not sure what kind of an .020 the chopper has though. Maybe I'll just skip the 1968 needle and get only the 1939 one. That at least will fit my product engines.

I now found that same eBay listing about the screws, it does say Cub 150 on the label, so that's probably it. Not much useful in the package, and I don't think I'll start collecting the rtf stuff so maybe I'll skip that too.

Thanks for your help Dave.

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