Poty overcrank engine

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    Eric Cox
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      @ericcox50497
      ME4415 part 20 oiler
       
      The oiler is made up of three components. The cap, reservoir and what is the third and what’s it’s purpose.
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      Eric Cox
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        @ericcox50497
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        JasonB
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          @jasonb
          I’m sure Stew will confirm but I think its just a spacer.
           
          When Stew originally made the engine it was as a vertical wall engine (my prefered configuration) and it had oilers to suit being rotated 90degrees, I guess the oilers for the horz setup are a compromise and the spacers keep the oilcup away from the moving parts.
           
          J
           
          PS Stew, any chance of posting a pic of the wall version for people that have not seen it.
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          Stewart Hart
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            @stewarthart90345
            Hi Eric
             
            Jason is correct what he says the other bit is just a spacer to lift it away from the moving parts.
             
            I did make it so it could be displayed vertically all that required is 90 deg oilers as Jason said and I did actually make the oilers. the only problem with displaying it vertical is the stability of the display, I’ve a couple of young grand kids and I didn’t wan’t to risk them pulling it over on themselfes.
             
            [IMG]http://i431.photobucket.com/albums/qq32/sbwhart/Potty%20Over%20Crank%20Wall%20Engine/131_0426.jpg[/IMG]
             
            [IMG]http://i431.photobucket.com/albums/qq32/sbwhart/Potty%20Over%20Crank%20Wall%20Engine/131_0430.jpg[/IMG]
             
            I’ve posted photobucket image codes, I don’t have a complete picture of it as a vertical.
             
            If any body wants a copy of the 90 deg oiler just send me a PM.
             
            Thanks for your interest
             
            Stew
             
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