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10-08-2009, 11:47 AM
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87cc Maytag 2 Cylinder 2 Stroke Engine
Picked up a this motor on ebay, with plans to attempt to install it on a Moon Dog bicycle in the frame if I can make it fit... I am going to lace a whizzer sheave to the rear wheel. The motor produces 5/8hp at 1600 rpm, I plan to make an expansion chamber for it and possibly a different fuel system.
Here is someone elses install:
YouTube - Maytag Bicycle
*He eliminated the factory coil and is using an accel cdi.
*Dont know what carburetor he is using
*He removed the gas tank, flywheel, and kick start system, but installed a homemade flywheel on the opposite end of the engine
The motor I got has some play in one of the bearings so I will probably tear it down and rebuild it.
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SOLD..50cc Morini S6-T 5.8hp,
44 tooth sprocket, Early 1990's Diamondback Frame, 26" WTB FX28 Wheels w/ Shimano XT Hubs,
Dellorto PHBG Race Edition 19mm Carburetor, 4 Valve Reed Intake (combined adds ~2hp),
Homemade Expansion Chamber, Homemade Steel Pack Muffler, Homemade 1.6 gallon Rear Gas Tanks
TOP SPEED: 54.0 MPH (not gps tested yet)
Last edited by europorsche914; 10-08-2009 at 11:50 AM.
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10-08-2009, 02:04 PM
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Re: 87cc Maytag 2 Cylinder 2 Stroke Engine
I wish you guys would quit posting stuff like this...lol...I'll be searching junk yards and barn yards now until I have a rusty one sitting on the floor
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10-08-2009, 04:15 PM
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Re: 87cc Maytag 2 Cylinder 2 Stroke Engine
I ordered new points, condensor, bottom end bushings, rings, and gasket set. Gonna make this thing run like new  -Justin
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SOLD..50cc Morini S6-T 5.8hp,
44 tooth sprocket, Early 1990's Diamondback Frame, 26" WTB FX28 Wheels w/ Shimano XT Hubs,
Dellorto PHBG Race Edition 19mm Carburetor, 4 Valve Reed Intake (combined adds ~2hp),
Homemade Expansion Chamber, Homemade Steel Pack Muffler, Homemade 1.6 gallon Rear Gas Tanks
TOP SPEED: 54.0 MPH (not gps tested yet)
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10-08-2009, 05:53 PM
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Re: 87cc Maytag 2 Cylinder 2 Stroke Engine
here is more pictures of it mostly stripped down to the size it will be installed as, it is maybe only a couple pounds heavier than a chinese motor. From cyl head to cyl head it is 11.25" & the total length of the crankshaft is 12" but could easily be shortened to 9.75" when the starter end is removed... the height of the crankcase is 4.75", not counting the fuel intake which will be modified or removed.
Look at the tiny exhaust ports on this thing maybe some port work can get 1 hp out of it
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SOLD..50cc Morini S6-T 5.8hp,
44 tooth sprocket, Early 1990's Diamondback Frame, 26" WTB FX28 Wheels w/ Shimano XT Hubs,
Dellorto PHBG Race Edition 19mm Carburetor, 4 Valve Reed Intake (combined adds ~2hp),
Homemade Expansion Chamber, Homemade Steel Pack Muffler, Homemade 1.6 gallon Rear Gas Tanks
TOP SPEED: 54.0 MPH (not gps tested yet)
Last edited by europorsche914; 10-08-2009 at 07:50 PM.
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10-08-2009, 06:08 PM
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Re: 87cc Maytag 2 Cylinder 2 Stroke Engine
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10-08-2009, 06:16 PM
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Re: 87cc Maytag 2 Cylinder 2 Stroke Engine
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Originally Posted by europorsche914
Picked up a this motor on ebay, with plans to attempt to install it on a Moon Dog bicycle in the frame if I can make it fit... I am going to lace a whizzer sheave to the rear wheel. The motor produces 5/8hp at 1600 rpm, I plan to make an expansion chamber for it and possibly a different fuel system.
Here is someone elses install:
YouTube - Maytag Bicycle
*He eliminated the factory coil and is using an accel cdi.
*Dont know what carburetor he is using
*He removed the gas tank, flywheel, and kick start system, but installed a homemade flywheel on the opposite end of the engine
The motor I got has some play in one of the bearings so I will probably tear it down and rebuild it.
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Whistles the * Twilight Zone * theme......that video is incredible !....." this man finds himself transported back in time....riding a "Maytag Washing Machine "
LOL,
Salty
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10-08-2009, 07:05 PM
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Re: 87cc Maytag 2 Cylinder 2 Stroke Engine
You don't get a sense as to how little those things are untill you watch his video. What is it, 10" head to head?
Anyone else notice the BAD runout his back wheel has?!!
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10-08-2009, 07:57 PM
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Re: 87cc Maytag 2 Cylinder 2 Stroke Engine
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Originally Posted by Kevlarr
You don't get a sense as to how little those things are untill you watch his video. What is it, 10" head to head?
Anyone else notice the BAD runout his back wheel has?!!
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I noticed the run out too... it is 11.25" from head to head -Justin
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SOLD..50cc Morini S6-T 5.8hp,
44 tooth sprocket, Early 1990's Diamondback Frame, 26" WTB FX28 Wheels w/ Shimano XT Hubs,
Dellorto PHBG Race Edition 19mm Carburetor, 4 Valve Reed Intake (combined adds ~2hp),
Homemade Expansion Chamber, Homemade Steel Pack Muffler, Homemade 1.6 gallon Rear Gas Tanks
TOP SPEED: 54.0 MPH (not gps tested yet)
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10-14-2009, 07:27 AM
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Re: 87cc Maytag 2 Cylinder 2 Stroke Engine
i just picked up 3 model 92 maytags, 2 run and one is all there but has been sitting for years. where did you order parts for them.
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10-14-2009, 05:55 PM
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Re: 87cc Maytag 2 Cylinder 2 Stroke Engine
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Originally Posted by europorsche914
Picked up a this motor on ebay, with plans to attempt to install it on a Moon Dog bicycle in the frame if I can make it fit... I am going to lace a whizzer sheave to the rear wheel. The motor produces 5/8hp at 1600 rpm, I plan to make an expansion chamber for it and possibly a different fuel system.
Here is someone elses install:
YouTube - Maytag Bicycle
*He eliminated the factory coil and is using an accel cdi.
*Dont know what carburetor he is using
*He removed the gas tank, flywheel, and kick start system, but installed a homemade flywheel on the opposite end of the engine
The motor I got has some play in one of the bearings so I will probably tear it down and rebuild it.
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Porsche lad,
Read my commet (it's by WekendFunTheBiker or go to my channel thats down there V and it will say i posted there) at the vid. That my full opion. V
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