Cornish Jack | 06/01/2011 18:00:36 |
1228 forum posts 172 photos | HNY to all. I have recently purchased a set of castings which I believe may be for the Tiny Power 2V-10. If so, the set is produced by the Rappahannock Boat Works in the U.S. The seller had no information to offer and no accompanying plans. Does anyone have any experience of, or information about, this company or its products, please? I have emailed them for more info and have found a site which has a photo of the completed engine but no build details. Any relevant information would be much appreciated. TIA Rgds Bill |
JasonB | 06/01/2011 18:44:29 |
![]() 25215 forum posts 3105 photos 1 articles | Their site does have a photo and some details
Look here
J |
Cornish Jack | 07/01/2011 12:14:20 |
1228 forum posts 172 photos | Thank you, Jason. Yes, I had a look at their site initially and it seems likely that the castings ARE for the 2V-10. I've just received a very fast response from Ronnie at Rappahannock Boats with a parts list for comparison and that they stock plans and parts for all their products - prices appear very reasonable. I have sent a further message to them for final confirmation and will, almost certainly, be ordering the plans. Could keep me out of mischief for quite a while! ![]() Rgds Bill |
JasonB | 07/01/2011 13:15:04 |
![]() 25215 forum posts 3105 photos 1 articles | There are also some other castings about that are all in bronze/gunmetal and look like stuart designs you may well have one of those, I couldn't find the company last night but think they were either in Australia or NZ.
There were also a couple of adds in ME a year or 18mths back for similar engines, maybe David could help with teh company details
Jason |
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