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Engine basics => Engine set up tips => Topic started by: frank mccune on June 25, 2013, 06:02:06 PM
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Hi:
I dropped it on the workshop floor and it was never seen again!
Tia,
Frank
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Frank,you know as soon as you buy a new one you will find the old one.T.J. HB~>
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Hi:
After a week, Sharon from Fox called me and said that they had found one. I bought it asap. I think that the crankshaft has a 10/32 thread.
I NEVER find anything that I have "lost"! I have found that it is better just to purchase a replacement after spending hours looking for the lost part. One must know when to admit to defeat! Lol
Be well,
Frank
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Hey YakNne:
You are correctomondo! I ordered one from Fox and sure enough I found the missing one!
Lol,
Frank
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Murphy's Law strikes again, now if it was me I would put where I won't lose it but forget where that exact place is when I need it again ! HB~>
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I happened on the fox website the other day, and all I can say is that the prices for replacement parts has gone through the roof. At one time you could rebuild and service your fox motor at a reasonable price, but now you might as well buy a new motor if it needs any parts. Or buy parts motors from ebay.
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Hi Mike:
You are correct about the high prices for motor parts from Fox!!!!!
They sent me a thrust washer for the .15X the other day and it was $10.00 for the part and $4.00 postage! Can you say,"Hello E Bay?"
The one thing that they do provide is a source for parts for their engines.
Stay well,
Frank McCune