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Re: weight difference

Tom Smith
 

I forgot who started this, So who ever did, did you search the web for this information yet? It took me a few seconds to find this. I have the
information in my Lycoming engine book  but it's at the hanger. So try this...

http://www.pilotfriend.com/aero_engines/engine_specs/Lycoming%200%20360.htm



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-----Original Message-----
From: DON JONES djonesdnd@... [canard-aviators]
To: Tim Andres tim2542@... [canard-aviators]
Sent: Fri, Jul 12, 2019 8:20 pm
Subject: Re: [c-a] weight difference



Thanks Tim, I suppose one could calculate the approximate weight difference Burt surely someone knows. Since I posted the question to the forum I decided to email Lycoming to see what they say. I will let you know.

Don

On Friday, July 12, 2019, 6:26:38 PM CDT, Tim Andres tim2542@... [canard-aviators] wrote:


 
Ill guess Don, its a 2” bore IIRC, about 8” or so deep.  So maybe 3 lbs? Assuming its not also counter weighted and some of them have lightening holes in the flange, so its hard to say. There is also the prop governor and plumbing if its a complete engine comparison your looking at. 
Tim Andres


On Jul 12, 2019, at 3:36 PM, DON JONES djonesdnd@... [canard-aviators] <canard-aviators@...> wrote:

 
Anyone know the weight difference between a solid 0-360 crankshaft and a hollow one? After doing a search on the web, all I could find are references stating only a small difference, but no actual figures. Also, anyone know the weight of their 0-360 engine installations? Weighed my 0-360 yesterday and it came in at 286 lbs completed with starter and alternator, and fuel injection. No baffling, no exhaust pipes, no crank extension or prop.. Just wondering how that compares.

Thanks, Don Jones

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