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S!c
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 Posted: Nov 26, 2006 12:03 pm Post subject: Which 6.5HP?! |
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Do you know these Chinese brands?
I have this 2 options...
Which one should I get?
MOTOR BRANCO
Ref: 90500342
Model: B4T 6.5H
Brand: BRANCO - Made: CHINA
Potency: 6,5CV@3600RPM / Capacity: 3,6L
( Gasolina , 4 tempos , partida retrátil , alerta de óleo , 16kg )
OR ...........................................................................................
MOTOR TOYAMA
Ref: TG65FX1
Model: TG65FX1
Brand: TOYAMA - Made: CHINA
Potency: 6,5CV@3600RPM / Capacity: 3,6L
( Gasolina , 4 tempos , partida retrátil , alerta de óleo , 16kg )
Thanks!
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price.dan
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| Posted: Nov 26, 2006 12:26 pm Post subject: |
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i haven't heard of those brands before but they are 6.5 hp so it will work. they are just knock off's of brand names the chinese made
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| Posted: Nov 26, 2006 12:37 pm Post subject: |
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| i try not to ever buy anything from china. a lot of it is poorly made and falls apart. plus it supports child labor. have you seen the pics of them yet?
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VonBoggin
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| Posted: Nov 26, 2006 2:02 pm Post subject: |
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i would not invest into a japanese engine, just because ive had my own experience(not with winching) and the vibrations after 5 weeks of use and it wasnt good. Im investing into a 8hp by Briggs and its gonna be the shiz. The difference really is that with a 6.5, you cant really deep water start a guy about 180 about 500ft out well. 8hp its cake. good luck choosen. If anything contact Ryan with Pulldozer Winch Systems and he can help you out 
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S!c
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| Posted: Nov 26, 2006 3:40 pm Post subject: |
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Hum!
Well I kinda don't have to many options here in Brazil.
Also those chinese brands are much tipper.
Just an example : TOYAMA china = 300$ // HONDA japan = 650$ both 6.5
Here are the PICS :
TOYAMA
BRANCO
and here a bigger pic of 1 TOYAMA 5.5HP
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S!c
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| Posted: Nov 26, 2006 3:46 pm Post subject: |
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Also...
If I get 1 of those..
What should work better:
Torq-a-verter converter #35
Torq-a-verter converter #41
PS> Planing to go with
Chain (#35 pitch)
Sprocket (#60)
Rope spool (large)
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joao
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| Posted: Nov 26, 2006 4:51 pm Post subject: |
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| S!c, eu tbm so do brasil de bh nos tamo construino um aki com motor branco 8hp fica pronto essa semana ci quize sabe mais coisas da o toque ai!
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S!c
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| Posted: Nov 28, 2006 10:10 am Post subject: |
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| S!c wrote: | Also...
If I get 1 of those..
What should work better:
Torq-a-verter converter #35
Torq-a-verter converter #41
PS> Planing to go with
Chain (#35 pitch)
Sprocket (#60)
Rope spool (large) |
Someone could help me?
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Jeff_Knox
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| Posted: Nov 28, 2006 2:40 pm Post subject: |
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#35... it is much easier to come by parts with this chain pitch because it is the chain used on go carts.... so go with the 35
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BRAZIL-CONCAVEwakeskates
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| Posted: Nov 28, 2006 7:40 pm Post subject: |
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Actually here in Brazil its easy to find #41 sprockets and chains, cuz most parts have to be bougth from industrial supply.
Since it would be a more resistent chain, I'm using the #41...
S!c,
Branco Motors are manufactured in Brazil... they are prety much the same as a honda. Mine is 8hp... its supposed to be better than toyama
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| Posted: Nov 30, 2006 9:43 pm Post subject: |
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| xXxcaliwakeskaterxXx, your shoes support child labor.
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NotSoBueno
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I have a 5 year old that I wish would do some chores, so I guess I support child labor. 
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mr. Blonde
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what about this engine?
GPP Horizontal OHV Engine – 6.5 HP, 3/4in. x 2 7/16in. Straight Shaft, Model# GPP200HOH
Straight shaft dimensions: 3/4in. x 2 7/16in.
Approx. mounting base dim.: 6.38in. x 3.15in.
Flange mount bolt circle: 2.56"
Recoil start; cast iron sleeve
Ball bearing for top crankshaft support
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Jeff_Knox
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| Posted: Jan 16, 2007 5:10 pm Post subject: |
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| SkateForce wrote: | | Im investing into a 8hp by Briggs and its gonna be the shiz. The difference really is that with a 6.5, you cant really deep water start a guy about 180 about 500ft out well. |
not true... many of my friends are over 180 pounds and can get pulled up easily with a 6.5 engine, ours is a honda knock off 6.5 and it works fine... you just have to gear it right and the cvt dosnt hurt... also personal experience helps, if the person has never deep water started behind a boat or dosnt know how to get up "light" chances are he wont be able to deep water behind the winch,... just remember when going with the larger engines your gear ratios might change a bit from the standard winching 6.5...
mr. Blond, that engine should be fine... when looking at engines most 6.5 hp engines are goin to run the same... the only difference is the cheaper knock offs are of course goin to be less quality and may require alittle more tunning work and maintenence... and also with knock offs parts are sometimes harder to come by...
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supermanotorious
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| Posted: Nov 11, 2010 5:54 pm Post subject: |
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Knox or anyone else, share the method of getting up "light", is this the process of keeping the board flat under water and sort of rocking it from left to right as you're taking off
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