Stationary engine Little Karl with Hit & Miss regulation Premilled materilal Kit

Please note! You need a lathe to complete this kit!

Stationary engine with hit and mismatch were used from 1890 to 1940 for a variety of tasks. The design with lying cylinder, open crankshaft and two flywheels was one of the most popular. These engines have been used in many farms to drive threshing machines, pumps, or grain grinders. But also in many craft and industrial engines, these combustion engines have been used in various sizes. Particularly in the American area, the speed control system has been widespread through a misfire control. The open crankshaft and the open rocker arms allow a very good view of the workings in an internal combustion engine.

All milled parts have already been processed and must be partially drilled yet. The turning parts are raw and must be finished on a turning lathe. The construction of the engine necessary materials, screws, ball bearings and spring elements are included in the kit. A construction manual with detailed drawings, parts lists and drawings of all parts to be produced is also included.

Included in delivery:

Dimensions of the Model Stationary engine Little Karl

• Height with wooden runners: 135mm 
• Overall length: 200mm 
• Width overall: 120mm 
• Length without skids : 190
• Dia. Piston: 20mm 
• Flywheel D .: 80mm 
• Speed: 600-1500 rpm
  
• Weight: 1,8kg

Construction of the Hit & Miss engine requires a lathe, a drilling machine and a gas burner for soldering. Furthermore, the following hand tools still needed (taps M2, M3, M4, UNEF 1/4 x32 Dies M4, M6, M10x1 Reamer 3H7, 5H7 6H7, 8H7) files and a set of drill bits needed. Only one side cutter requires a stripping plier and a soldering iron for wiring the ignition.