Completing the production benzoni baseplate mounting axis with a pair of wheels from baby strollers, the transport handles of the dural tube Ø22 mm and flip stops. Rotary actuator control throttle of the carburetor is mounted on the usual place — the Bicycle wheel, fixedly mounted in the sleeve frame.
Fig. 2. Block leading sheave Assembly:
1 — hub, 2 — M4 screws (5 pieces), 3 — starting pulley, 4 — pin Ø4 mm, 5 — a pulley of the pump 6 — pulley fan, 7 — M4 screws (4 PCs), 8 — washer 9 — screw M8X1, 10 — key, 11 — shank of the crankshaft.
Fig. 3. Pump section:
1 — blind nut, 2 — pump cover, 3 — impeller, 4 — gasket, 5 pump housing, 6 — bearing cover, 7 — screw M8 8 — remote sleeve, 9 — shield “P” – 10 — the platter, 11 — lock washer 12 bearing No. 201, 13 — pulley 14 — dowel, 15 — drive, 16 — roller 17 — Bush.
Engine starts nylon cord length 70 75 cm with cross handle and knot at the other end. The speed changes and, consequently, the performance of the unit by turning the gas handle, and stop, the switch, and the contactor mass.
To bring the pump in the suction line is pre-filled with water. This is a simple plug device: vertical pipe with a length of about 1 m with a valve and a funnel at the top.
Pump capacity at medium engine speed (3000-4000 rpm) — 1000-1200 l/h, with flow up to 70 m up to 3 m and a suction height of 1-1,2 m. In this mode, the engine has a higher service life and has low noise level and fuel consumption: a total of 400 cm3/h. However, if you need more performance or pressure, the engine can be made to work in the mode of maximum power at 5500 rpm.
B. ARISTIDOU, Severodvinsk, Arkhangelsk region.
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