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MY FIRST PROP ROD !!! AT age 57
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MY FIRST PROP ROD !!! AT age 57
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Re: MY FIRST PROP ROD !!! AT age 57
Thats cool, looks like fun!
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Re: MY FIRST PROP ROD !!! AT age 57
NICE, Where did you pick that up?
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Re: MY FIRST PROP ROD !!! AT age 57
If you put an Estes rocket motor in it.. could it still be considered a Cox engine? (ouch.. stop throwing things at me!)
Kidding aside.. whittle-down a hardwood dowel-plug to fit inside the cone. You got a table saw? Slot the dowel for the fin, before you cut it to length. Once you get a snug fit; cut a piece of 1/4" plywood for a new firewall and glue it to the plug. Glue the plug into the cone. Retain with a sheet-metal screw through the cowl.. just in case.
With a new firewall.. you'll have the option of running any radial mount reedie on there.. like a Killer Bee for instance..
Kidding aside.. whittle-down a hardwood dowel-plug to fit inside the cone. You got a table saw? Slot the dowel for the fin, before you cut it to length. Once you get a snug fit; cut a piece of 1/4" plywood for a new firewall and glue it to the plug. Glue the plug into the cone. Retain with a sheet-metal screw through the cowl.. just in case.
With a new firewall.. you'll have the option of running any radial mount reedie on there.. like a Killer Bee for instance..
Re: MY FIRST PROP ROD !!! AT age 57
Got it from e-bay there is a guy that has reproduction Nacelle for 34.99 , That would take the fun out of it //.yes got table saw , sounds like a good idea // the bad piece slides off and may could make another out of wood ??? here was the listing http://www.ebay.com/itm/361277656917?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT here is the guy seeing the Nacelles and wind shields http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cox-Prop-Rod-Red-Engine-Nacelle/161690827730?_trksid=p2047675.c100009.m1982&_trkparms=aid%3D777000%26algo%3DABA.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D30251%26meid%3D083dd9ab59694aba8d549d9cd653c389%26pid%3D100009%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D1%26sd%3D141628521535
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Re: MY FIRST PROP ROD !!! AT age 57
The guy with the spare parts has this one for sale.
Ebay Prop Rod
Not bad for someone looking to get into this stuff. Once again, I can't even consider it with the international postage cost.
(Prop)Rod.
Ebay Prop Rod
Not bad for someone looking to get into this stuff. Once again, I can't even consider it with the international postage cost.
(Prop)Rod.
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is there a tariff on gifts?
Oldenginerod wrote:The guy with the spare parts has this one for sale.
Ebay Prop Rod
Not bad for someone looking to get into this stuff. Once again, I can't even consider it with the international postage cost.
(Prop)Rod.
Rod: Is there a tariff on gifts? If I was to visit Aussie land and forget my prop rod, would anyone get into trouble? Also can I carry RC gear in and out easily. I want to visit Ekitten2 some day, as well as who ever else is in the flight path and the Barrier Reef of course.
that would make me a VERY happy happydad RC car
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Re: MY FIRST PROP ROD !!! AT age 57
I don't think the government worries about anything under $1,000 AUD. The R/C gear coming through customs may attract attention, so make sure you conceal your contraband somewhere else
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Re: MY FIRST PROP ROD !!! AT age 57
I am glad this came back around I need to find me a piece of wood to fix this with I see the prop rod ever time I go in my closet one of those rods you put your hangers on mite be the trick ... This thing in my drive way would really throw up some dust /rocks /bugs ... Shoot I wish I had that one on the bay the nautical is in a lot better shape than mine and the price was about the same The person that had it one time glued the heck out of it Eric
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Water wizard?
getback wrote:I am glad this came back around I need to find me a piece of wood to fix this with I see the prop rod ever time I go in my closet one of those rods you put your hangers on mite be the trick ... This thing in my drive way would really throw up some dust /rocks /bugs ... Shoot I wish I had that one on the bay the nautical is in a lot better shape than mine and the price was about the same The person that had it one time glued the heck out of it Eric
Are you talking about the water wizard? "The nautical is in a lot better shape than mine and the price was about the same"?
P.s. There is a guy who used to sell on eBay who has his own website and sells the engine pod/nacelle for about $19.00. When I switch to the PC I will post his address.
Happydad.
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Cox Prop Rod and Shrike engine pod/nacelle
All: I found an old sale for an engine pod/nacelle and I sent the seller an ebaymail and he resonded that he " MAKES A REPRODUCTION POD FOR THE PROP ROD. THEY COST $18.50EA. + SHIP
THANKS www.wedoplastics.com JOHN"
also another seller of several reproduction items for cox cars, boats, etc. responded "I wont have any for a few weeks, making a new mold. For information on parts, call MON-SAT, 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM (Pacific Time) NO SUNDAY CALLS, THANKS! 714-840-7239 Chris"
2 sources for the engine pod. I think the second one is redvenomrepros (13628) on ebay and the engine pod/nacelle is $19.00, but it may be the $24.00 GUY.
There it is. happydad
THANKS www.wedoplastics.com JOHN"
also another seller of several reproduction items for cox cars, boats, etc. responded "I wont have any for a few weeks, making a new mold. For information on parts, call MON-SAT, 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM (Pacific Time) NO SUNDAY CALLS, THANKS! 714-840-7239 Chris"
2 sources for the engine pod. I think the second one is redvenomrepros (13628) on ebay and the engine pod/nacelle is $19.00, but it may be the $24.00 GUY.
There it is. happydad
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