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tecumseh "extended cam" what's that?
just random curiosity
i see the tecumseh engines advertise "extended cam" or "extended cam 2:1" but googlin around doesn't explain what that might mean. the tecumsehpower.com website is useless. anybody bored enough to explain it to me, thanks in advance? |
tecumseh "extended cam" what's that?
On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 12:14:37 -0700 (PDT), z
wrote: just random curiosity i see the tecumseh engines advertise "extended cam" or "extended cam 2:1" but googlin around doesn't explain what that might mean. the tecumsehpower.com website is useless. anybody bored enough to explain it to me, thanks in advance? It means the end of the camshaft extends through the side of the engine. It rotates opposite the crankshaft at half speed. Mostly used for reverse on tillers. |
tecumseh "extended cam" what's that?
On Jul 24, 6:05*pm, wrote:
On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 12:14:37 -0700 (PDT), z wrote: just random curiosity i see the tecumseh engines advertise "extended cam" or "extended cam 2:1" but googlin around doesn't explain what that might mean. the tecumsehpower.com website is useless. anybody bored enough to explain it to me, thanks in advance? It means the end of the camshaft extends through the side of the engine. It rotates opposite the crankshaft at half speed. Mostly used for reverse on tillers. |
tecumseh "extended cam" what's that?
On Jul 24, 6:05*pm, wrote:
On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 12:14:37 -0700 (PDT), z wrote: just random curiosity i see the tecumseh engines advertise "extended cam" or "extended cam 2:1" but googlin around doesn't explain what that might mean. the tecumsehpower.com website is useless. anybody bored enough to explain it to me, thanks in advance? It means the end of the camshaft extends through the side of the engine. It rotates opposite the crankshaft at half speed. Mostly used for reverse on tillers. ahh, thanks. i was thinking valve timing..... |
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