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Old 07-26-2009, 12:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question what caused this failure???

working a project ski I bought as a first ski and to have something to tinker with so Im new the 2 stroke arena. anyway long story short I found the brass gear on the the rotary shaft chewed up..... the crank turns with out any problems......any ideas on what caused the failure and what to do next??
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Old 07-29-2009, 06:50 AM   #2 (permalink)
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working a project ski I bought as a first ski and to have something to tinker with so Im new the 2 stroke arena. anyway long story short I found the brass gear on the the rotary shaft chewed up..... the crank turns with out any problems......any ideas on what caused the failure and what to do next??
anyone have any idea?
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Old 09-02-2009, 11:47 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Cool rotary shaft gear failure

Well, I think we all need some more info before we can tell you for sure, it looks like the oil supply to the rotary shaft starved for oil. there are two hoses one on the bottom of the oil tank, one on top of it.if you trace these back to the engine, one is below the intake/carburetor/injection pump (if it's still there) the other is under the exhaust manifold. if your oil tank is still there (I don't know what you have, some people eliminate their tank and just hook up two length's of hoses and fill them with oil) The rotary shaft runs in a "bath" that isn't fed by oil pressure, just gravity from the oil tank, and since most ski's have oil injection, the tank feeds both the injection pump and the rotary valve, if the tank is left to run dry, well, you may have starved the bearing and or gear for lubrication. hope this helps!
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