Slow Speed Diesel Engines > Red Stone Engines
Are these Redstone diesels?
vdubnut62:
Yes Glort, I plan to plumb the thing in with the woodboiler's storage tank. I figure that if the lights go out, I might as well get all the bang for my buck that I can. Besides, I scored a couple of super cool antique brass and copper shell and tube exchangers, I wouldn't want them to go to waste.
Ron.
evilpsych:
anyone else notice these on ebay? they look a heck of a lot like redstones.. maybe im wrong.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Single-Cylinder-15HP-Horse-Power-Diesel-Powered-Engine-Free-Ship-to-by-Sea/372476302569?hash=item56b95154e9:g:j9AAAOSw-tlby3FG
vdubnut62:
Not a redstone. Redstones have 2 flywheels.
old seagull man:
A couple of pictures off the Mighty Redstone.
veggie:
--- Quote from: glort on January 05, 2020, 10:31:57 AM ---
They do look like the common Changfa type clones with an extra flywheel.
Was there anything specific about the redstones that gave them the reputation they have ( other than twin lister style flywheels) or are the single flywheel clones as good?
Anyone know if twin wheel China clone engines are available?
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Yes. They are available here...
http://www.0086up.com/ProductShow.asp?ID=129
Although I went to other main suppliers of Changfa style engines and could not find them.
JiangDong usually has all the styles http://www.enginejd.com/list_2_60_67.html
but they do not have the double flywheel.
I wonder if that double wheel unit is a previous generation and just a few plants are left building them?
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