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well, I guess I’m looking for engine ideas. Lol
I would like to have a Jlo 440..
I got 2 rotax engines with my pile of parts. 1 has good comp no ignition
The other low comp and ignition. Looks like both will need money tossed
Them to work.
I would still like a 2 stroke 2 cylinder. Any ideas?
Thanks
Don
As an Attex newbie, I would say you need to figure out what the machine will be used for..primarily. Then, from there, you can whittle down engine choices. I just picked up my first aatv, a 295 Wild Wolf with a under-powered power plant(7hp). Needless to say, on the list of projects, the Attex is down there a bit....but...I did just find 2 Kohler 27HP motors used on my local CL. I will mainly be using the machine for fun, when I have the time, so the choice was easy for me. You just have to sit down and figure out what the machine is going to be used for, then go from there. I literally just happened upon the motors, as I usually check the local ads daily. I couldn't pass it up for $100 for both! I will start my own thread when I get through finals this week but from reading on here...it mainly depends on what it is going to be used for... Hope this helps.
What a deal!!!!
Well, I figured I’m just gonna stick to the rotax 343. It is 28-32 hp, I guess. It has 150 psi both cylinders. Just needed a coil.
My next thing is figuring an engine mount. We stuck tranny and engine on the frame
Gonna stick the axles and chains on to try to locate stuff properly. I need a pic of chains and where all
The sprockets go. Lol
Thanks don
Sounds like the motor has good compression! I wouldn't know a rotax if it were staring me in my face...that's why there is Google, I guess. Yes, heck of a deal and the gentleman that owned them was a very nice person! We chatted for a bit before I loaded them up for the 3 hour ride home...it was 1 a.m. when I got home. I knew if I didn't get them, they would be gone, so the wife and I had a nice 6 hour trip!
I can't help you with the chains...all I know is that mine is a 4 chain machine and have not the first clue as if they are all correctly in place. I will find out once I get caught up on my to-do list and get through finals this week. Between work/school/house/current project....time is very limited! good luck and look forward to following as things progress!
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