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Pat, some pics of Time Machine

Posted: Dec 20th, '06, 17:55
by Bruce
Finished the port exhaust surge tube design and fab today will install tomarrow.
Comming down to the wire.

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Posted: Dec 20th, '06, 18:01
by CaptPatrick
Lookin' real sweet, Bro!

Posted: Dec 20th, '06, 18:25
by Russ
Bruce, what kind of genset is that?

Posted: Dec 20th, '06, 18:47
by Bruce
NextGen 3.5kw

Posted: Dec 20th, '06, 19:07
by In Memory of Vicroy
Like the can of CX in the foreground.

UV

Posted: Dec 20th, '06, 20:03
by bobozinga
Man, that's pretty. Wish I had the time, skill, and money to imitate it.

Best wishes.

Posted: Dec 20th, '06, 23:39
by ianupton
Bruce,

Are those D4s or D6s?

I like the green dye in the rear bulkhead (assuming that is it not original) makes it look stock.

Ian.

Posted: Dec 21st, '06, 07:40
by Bruce
Those are 4's and the color is the devinicell.

Posted: Dec 21st, '06, 08:38
by scot
Very nice Bruce. I like the GenSet encapsulation box. Motivating to say the least.

Posted: Dec 21st, '06, 10:24
by TailhookTom
UV:

Not a comment about the "vulvas?" Must be the holiday spirit thing!

Posted: Dec 21st, '06, 11:19
by Garry
Bruce,

Clean installation...pretty work. What is the HP rating on those Vulvas?

Garry

Posted: Dec 21st, '06, 16:23
by Bruce
260hp.

Those engines are very wide. Had to raise the gen up 5" off the shelf and push outward to gain a couple more inches in clearance to get the sound cover off and get in to bolt down and adjust mounts and hook up starter cable. It worked out fine cause it gets the gen higher for easier service which upon closer look today, the heat exchanger has a hole in it.

Warrantee and it ain't been run yet.

Engine water hose will be the last thing to go on after final alignment is done so I can get to the mounts.
Tight, but managable.

Scot,
Thats the standard sound enclosure for that gen set. Both front and rear enclosures remove for service.

Also if it ever needs to be pulled, remove wing and unhook cables and hoses and 4 nuts on the mounts and the genset will lift out with engine in place leaving the base tray.

Being in the service business I try and do all my installs with the future service guy in mind.

Posted: Dec 22nd, '06, 14:32
by Mikey
Very nice. If my engine compartments turn out half as nice I'll win awards for craftsmanship.

Posted: Dec 22nd, '06, 18:32
by Capt. DQ
Looking good! on that job there Bruce, hope mine turns out that sweet. Is that the same boat that was on those awesome support stands you had in the shop.

I've got the next gen. 5kw in mine, but I don't think the sound box would have fit.

DQ