No wind vanes on any hit'n'miss enginesI've ever seen. Most use a flyball type (centrifugal) on the crank. Some belt or chain driven.
No wind vanes on any hit'n'miss enginesI've ever seen. Most use a flyball type (centrifugal) on the crank. Some belt or chain driven.
The one I saw had a leather belt drive, and the mechanism that held the valve open was the two spinning balls.
Steve
Mart> SteveB wrote:
Thanks, everyone. I'll post updates if there's any progress ;)
Dave
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