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  1. ZAPJACK

    Exhibition in Germany 2015

    One of the most polular exhibition in Germany Echtdampf Karlsruhe Like usual: very high level of quality To load on ti1ca LeZap http://ti1ca.com/Album-Karlsruhe-2015-L-wopteqzf
  2. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    Brake arms & pads LeZap
  3. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    Muffler parts and Hall Effect ignition sensor LeZap
  4. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    Start of the painting in original colours. Red = RAL 3000 Green = RAL 6009 LeZap
  5. ZAPJACK

    Another try to build an engine running with diesel fuel

    Hello Eirik, On two stroke engine, especialy on "hot bulb" engine. there are theoric and real compression ratio. The first one is mesured between TDC and BDC, the second one start when transfer and exhaus port are closed. That's perhaps why à Lanz have "only" 1/6 compressio ratio LeZap
  6. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    Followed pictures are the water-pump and carburetor LeZap
  7. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    Machining of intake & exhaust port in two stroke cylinder Cast Iron is really a pleasure to machine! LeZap
  8. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    This are the parts of the front steering system. Look at the lock-nut, it's only 3mm or metric 3!! LeZap
  9. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    First blank mouting of the front axle and tractor LeZap
  10. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    This are the rear axle with the adjustable arms. unusual differential system and primary drivind pinion LeZap
  11. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    Machining the wheels LZ
  12. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    These are all the parts of the clutch + mouting of all. Clutch lever machined from bar stock LeZap
  13. ZAPJACK

    Lanz Bulldog HL12 (1923)

    http://www.homemodelenginemachinist.com/showthread.php?t=23826
  14. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    Still the clutch with very small parts:fan: LeZap
  15. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    This is the blank mouting of the crankshaft, connecting rod, piston and the two flywheels. The second one is the side of the clutch. You will see the typical two stroke piston with his deflector. The clutch is very complicated to build because there is a lot of very smal parts. It's a little...
  16. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    Machining the flywheels are difficult job. at first because it was to large for my lathe. Fixing parts was very close to the frame of the lathe. To avoid runout, several checking was necessary. (with Pupitast) Than, copy the conus of cranckshaft and polishing shaft. LeZap
  17. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    Nothing special in the machining of cylinder in cast iron. Std aluminium piston LeZap
  18. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    This are the pictures of the construction and assembly of the cranckshaft Assembly with strong Loctite and loocking pins. LeZap
  19. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    these are the bearings of the cranckshaft. And cast iron raw crankshaft. LZ
  20. ZAPJACK

    LANZ Bulldog HL12 (1923) scale 1:4,5

    This is the fuel cap. where is original and model? Machining the cylinder head. Conecting rod mounted with pin bearing LeZap
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