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My latest "Gift Horse".


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One of our club members asked me if I wanted some engines, as I like "playing" with them.

Well, what could I say !

Anyway he tells me that one of them is a brand new Jen 37 that he has had an "arrival with and it has a crack at the bottom of the casing.

I had a look and thought that if I stripped it down I might be able to seal the crack. After all, it was actually a brand new (one flight) engine.

So I stripped it down and all was well until I removed the crank shaft.

I now have a collection of new spares for a Jen 37.

Unless anybody has some really good glue.   :classic_biggrin:

 

 

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15 minutes ago, Engine Doctor said:

Try sopme low temp brazing /solder . You canget rods that melt at 300 C so wont harm the case .  Nothing to loose ?

Thanks. However I seem to have quite a collection of engines around that size, which I don't use.

If you fancy having a go PM me with your contact details and I will send it to you.

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