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Ranger cylinders
Posted: Mon May 14, 2001 7:32 pm
by Dorothy Haas
'Enthusiasts: After my bout with the oil consumption on a ferry flight up
to 4 gallons every twenty minutes, which is corrected, hopefully, I have 20
selected, good for rebuild, Ranger cylinders. These cylinders have been
cleaned, glass beaded, and in some have had a hone run thru them. They may
need guides, and seats ground, or replaced. There are 12 Std., 6 .020,
and 2 .010 oversize, I think they are worth $25.00 each, plus shipping. .
Of course I also have all the springs, keepers etc. but I don't know how to
market them. There is also one Std. Cylinder reconditioned with piston,
rings, pin, new guides and valves ready to go for $200.00 Just think, they
don't make them any more.
I just received a Dash 1 Pilots Hand book, from Aerotechdata, Monument CO.
It is a perfect reproduction, good and clear, the guy I talked to knew
exactly what I wanted I am very pleased with the product and service
Bob Haas, Checkpoint Aviation, Ft Myers FL. 941 694 2875'
Oil for ranger
Posted: Tue May 15, 2001 1:31 pm
by Parker Tyler
'I have tried to obtain 20/60 philips oil my supplier
comes up empty is there a part number I could use ?
Thanks
81398
Parker
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Re: Oil for ranger
Posted: Tue May 15, 2001 1:35 pm
by Vintage Wings, Inc.
'IT is Phillips 25-60 xc. Try that and i will contact my distributor.
Gene Lehman
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Re: Oil for ranger
Posted: Tue May 15, 2001 2:50 pm
by Vintage Wings, Inc.
'For those of you trying to locate Phillips XC 25-60. You can order it through Johnson's Oil in El Reno, OK. 405-262-1966
JJOC2501@aol.com
They can ship it to you or maybe help find a local distributor through Phillips.
Gene Lehman
Vintage Wings, Inc.
BY the way. We need the FWF for a 165 Warner 24W. Any cowling and mounts you may have.
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Ranger cylinders
Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2018 9:04 pm
by ccmueller001
'
Recently I fabricated an engine mount for a Ranger engine to use while getting my PT air born again.
I also have most of the parts needed to make a display engine (definitely not airworthy) using the now empty mount, other than the cylinders. So now I'm trying to find six L-440 cylinders to complete an outwardly appearing complete engine.
I'm located in northern California. If anyone can offer possible sources I would definitely appreciate it.
Charles
'
Re: Ranger cylinders
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2018 12:23 pm
by Seifert
'If you are looking for old cylinders that are worn over .020" and usable for display only, I have many of these and I am located in southern CA. You can have them for the shipping charges.ThanksRich Seifert714-356-6950
On Mon, Oct 22, 2018 at 8:04 PM
cmueller@csuchico.edu [fairchildclub] wrote:
Recently I fabricated an engine mount for a Ranger engine to use while getting my PT air born again.
I also have most of the parts needed to make a display engine (definitely not airworthy) using the now empty mount, other than the cylinders. So now I'm trying to find six L-440 cylinders to complete an outwardly appearing complete engine.
I'm located in northern California. If anyone can offer possible sources I would definitely appreciate it.
Charles
'
Re: Ranger cylinders
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2018 2:28 pm
by avdflyr
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From: "Richard Seifert
1936f24h@gmail.com [fairchildclub]"
Date:10/23/2018 11:24 AM (GMT-08:00)
To: Fairchild Club
Subject: Re: [fairchildclub] Ranger cylinders
If you are looking for old cylinders that are worn over .020" and usable for display only, I have many of these and I am located in southern CA. You can have them for the shipping charges.ThanksRich Seifert714-356-6950
On Mon, Oct 22, 2018 at 8:04 PM
cmueller@csuchico.edu [fairchildclub] wrote:
Recently I fabricated an engine mount for a Ranger engine to use while getting my PT air born again.
I also have most of the parts needed to make a display engine (definitely not airworthy) using the now empty mount, other than the cylinders. So now I'm trying to find six L-440 cylinders to complete an outwardly appearing complete engine.
I'm located in northern California. If anyone can offer possible sources I would definitely appreciate it.
Charles
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