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Changfa 165F air cooled

Started by flywheel, November 11, 2009, 01:52:58 PM

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flywheel

Changfa 165F air cooled.
Rated output 2.5kw, 3.44hp @ 3000 rpm.
Maximun output 2.75kw, 3.7hp @ 3000 rpm.
Weight 26Kg.

Changfa also used to make a 160F, Rated output 2.0kw, 2.7hp @ 3000rpm.
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Never met a diesel engine I didnt like.

flywheel

More pictures, 165F Changfa.
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Never met a diesel engine I didnt like.

veggie

#2
Flywheel,

I love these little air cooled engines.
Any chance you could post a YouTube video of the unit running?

PS: Are they available in Canada or the US?

Veggie

flywheel

Quote from: veggie on November 11, 2009, 02:07:42 PM
Flywheel,

I love these little air cooled engines.
Any chance you could post a YouTube video of the unit running?

PS: Are they available in Canada or the US?

Veggie
I don't own a video camera to make a video.  I don't think they can be imported to the US, Canada maybe.  Do a google search on the Changfa diesel r165 and 165f and there are videos. 
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Never met a diesel engine I didnt like.

veggie

#4
reviving an old thread here.....

Hey Flywheel,
I finally found one of those air cooled diesels like yours.
I have not tried it yet. I just un-boxed it. Got it from a friend.
Looking forward to playing with it.
How has yours been since you first posted your pictures.
Does it run well? Anything to report?

veggie

Here's mine.....

flywheel

Quote from: veggie on January 06, 2012, 09:47:45 AM
reviving an old threat here.....

Hey Flywheel,
I finally found one of those air cooled diesels like yours.
I have not tried it yet. I just un-boxed it. Got it from a friend.
Looking forward to playing with it.
How has yours been since you first posted your pictures.
Does it run well? Anything to report?

veggie



Here's mine.....

Mine is just fine and its the quietest little engine I have.  The reason its just fine and quiet is its just sitting on a shelf, never been fired up. 
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Never met a diesel engine I didnt like.

veggie

#6
Got mine fired up today....

Prior to firing I opened the crankcase inspection cover and looked around.
REPORT:
-No sand or foreign materials
-Replaceable con rod shells
-Large ball bearing mains
-cast iron block and cylinder

I added some 10-30 diesel oil and a liter of fuel and hand cranked it to life.

Here's some pictures...

veggie


playdiesel

Thanks Veggie, another engine to add to my want list.  :'(
Fume and smoke addict
electricly illiterate

veggie

Quote from: playdiesel on January 09, 2012, 06:42:26 AM
Thanks Veggie, another engine to add to my want list.  :'(

IDEA  ???
Flywheel has one on his shelf ! Never been run !
Maybe he will sell you his engine  ;D

veggie

flywheel

Bad idea Veggie! 
What is my r165 water cooled sitting on the shelf next to the 165f air cooled going to think?
They have been friends for a long time.
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Never met a diesel engine I didnt like.

playdiesel

I have the water cooled version too, kinda cutethings they is  :)
Fume and smoke addict
electricly illiterate

bschwartz

Veggie..... The intake and exhaust are backwards  ;D
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mbryner

QuoteVeggie..... The intake and exhaust are backwards

If it has a oil bath intake, does hooking them up backwards give it a smokey afterburner?   ;)
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