Tiny Tim spark plug.
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Tiny Tim spark plug.
Hi All,
Can anyone kindly let me know what the correct spark plug for the Tiny Tim engine is please? I am restoring 2 - one has a Champion L86C and the other has a short reach NGK BM6A! Thank you.
All the best,
Kev.
Can anyone kindly let me know what the correct spark plug for the Tiny Tim engine is please? I am restoring 2 - one has a Champion L86C and the other has a short reach NGK BM6A! Thank you.
All the best,
Kev.
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Re: Tiny Tim spark plug.
Hi Kev,
You can, if you join up, download a pdf manual from here:
http://www.royalsignals.org.uk/
You can, if you join up, download a pdf manual from here:
http://www.royalsignals.org.uk/
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Re: Tiny Tim spark plug.
Hi kev you could also try these http://www.gsparkplug.com/ as they supply good quality plugs for most stationary engines.
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Re: Tiny Tim spark plug.
Thanks for your replies guys,
Paul- thanks for that,I have downloaded the manuals from another site but to be honest for restoration purposes they are not much better than a chocolate fireguard! and apart from mentioning plug gap dont give anymore details!
Rich - I was hoping to contact that supplier after I had found out the type of plug that I needed - the engine is an American one with an "L" head, and dates back to the early 1940's and is ,I believe, not a commonly seen one.
All the best,
Kev.
Paul- thanks for that,I have downloaded the manuals from another site but to be honest for restoration purposes they are not much better than a chocolate fireguard! and apart from mentioning plug gap dont give anymore details!
Rich - I was hoping to contact that supplier after I had found out the type of plug that I needed - the engine is an American one with an "L" head, and dates back to the early 1940's and is ,I believe, not a commonly seen one.
All the best,
Kev.
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Re: Tiny Tim spark plug.
Hi All,
Just an update for all Tiny Tim owners ( both present and future),I have been told,on an American engine site, that the plug required is either a Champion Y8( UY6) or a Champion J8 - owners have used both to good effect - even though one is a 10mm and the other a 14mm.
All the best,
Kev.
Just an update for all Tiny Tim owners ( both present and future),I have been told,on an American engine site, that the plug required is either a Champion Y8( UY6) or a Champion J8 - owners have used both to good effect - even though one is a 10mm and the other a 14mm.
All the best,
Kev.
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Re: Tiny Tim spark plug.
Hi Kev,
According to web master at Classic Engines (to whom many thanks)
Vintage Plug Number: 106
Cross Over Number: Champion 6
According to web master at Classic Engines (to whom many thanks)
Vintage Plug Number: 106
Cross Over Number: Champion 6
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Re: Tiny Tim spark plug.
Hi Paul,
Thanks for that - the American boys didn't mention that one,so it appears thats another plug that will work with the Tiny Tim engine.
All the best,
Kev.
Thanks for that - the American boys didn't mention that one,so it appears thats another plug that will work with the Tiny Tim engine.
All the best,
Kev.
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