So, the supercharger prepares a fuel/air mixture and forces it out into the intake via piston pressure and ti is opreated by a chainfrom the crankshaft of the one that auctually runs? Sorry if I misunderstood, im just trying to figure out how it works.
All the burning takes place in the engine with the blue cover. This type of engine needs to be force fed, or it won't run at all, it was easiest for me to build the piston type blower.
I actually did that when I first ran this engine 10 years ago. It worked OK that way, but I kept having chain drive issues (it would throw the chain off the supercharger), so I put the flywheel on it. Now I use it for the electric starter.
@bennydagerman respect to you i was about to call u out like everyone else, that its a 4stroke till u demonstrated the ports in the cylinder wall, nice job!
OMG!!!! Look at all the god damn DUMB people on here arguing that this is not a 2 stroke! ha ha ha ha. Although its not supercharged technically. I know your trying to keep the pulses timed but you could over drive the blower. or mount an sc14 to it :D You have done a great job building this!!!! Hmmm, mount an sc14 to the blower.... lol
Hey, glad to know that you understand what I have done here!
I guess most people are just not familiar with this type of engine.
Maybe I will take a regular L head Briggs, attach this "supercharger" and drop in a double lobbed 2 stroke cam. That would really blow their minds! Well at least they would be doing some Serious head scratching!
Geez, I could probably have that done in about 6 hours (the cam would take most of the time).
@ChargerMiles007 Im a fitter machinist and like to tinker away with engines and I do wonder.... How do you make your cams exactly?? Im guessing you have access to a camshaft grinder or something similar??
I weld the extra metal on the lobes, then hand grind them using a combination of a pedastal grinder, a rotary grinder and a 5" disk grinder, as well as emery paper . Crude, but it works for these engines.
@ChargerMiles007 Ohhhh, the hard way! lol. Its pretty easy to make a cam shaft/profile grinder out of an old lathe. The hard way is still good enough for an engine like this though. You have some pretty good engine builds on your channel!
Thanks, I try to build mainly old designs from the past, using Briggs lawnmower engines.
I try to stay away from Brand X engines, since I don't want any surprise holes blown in the crankcase by the con-rod! A friend is trying to weld me up a high compression head, but there is a lot of grunge in the head metal.
Yes, you are right, in that they started out as 4 stroke engines.
Now they are converted to a type of 2 stroke engine, that has oil in the crankcase, just like a 4 stroke. Similar to the old GMC 6-71 2 stroke diesel engines. Not all 2 strokes breath thru the crankcase, like LawnBoy lawnmowers, and chain saws.
The engines I build, are just very rare types, so you would probably never have seen one before. I saw the Junkers Jumo 205 at an airplane museum.
@ChargerMiles007 Let me get this right, your running it on reg gas and theres oil in the crankcase, then that would make it a four stroke. The piston moves up and down twice before it ignites correct?:
Right, it runs on regular gas, oil in the crancase, BUT it fires everytime, so it is a 2 stroke. The camshafts on the supercharger and 2 stroke have double lobes, so valves open every revolution. Thats why I need the supercharger, since this type of 2 stroke won't feed itself air, it needs an air pump.
@th19940305 Lol! Look up the "Stihl 4-mix" Its a 4 stroke that has no dipstick.... It runs on 2 stroke fuel but it is a 4 stroke, it has no sump, no dipstick and no oil in the crank case whatsoever. So you cant judge an engine by its dipstick
@th19940305 I was just making a reference to the fact that you cant assume an engine is a 4stroke because it has a dipstick. Briggs never made a 2 stroke like this one either......
@th19940305 No, 4 mix has no dipstick, but it is a 4 stroke. The engine in this video is a 2 stroke but has a dipstick. You cant judge an engine by the fact that it has a dipstick or not
If I recall, this type of engine isn't considered to be Supercharged, since the compressor (or in this case, the other engine) is handling scavenging duties and is only moving an equivalent quantity of air.
I will give it one more try, before I take it back apart.
This engine has always been a Fussy one, I guess I should have kept it running on the vid that it runs the longest on, but I was in a hurry to get to the Library to upload it. Now it doesn't want to stay running :((
This engine has a habit of shaking stuff loose though, it used to vibrate the chain drive sprockets right off the shafts! I solved that problem.
We have one ready to run, I show it in an earlier vid. My son that built it wants to run it soon, so he said last night :)
I actually removed it off this base to put this engine back together. I will try once more to get this engine to run for a minute or so, then I will put the SuperCharged 4 stroke back on the base.
isn't it a 4 stroke?
Dirtpros 5 months ago
@Dirtpros
It started out as a 4 stroke, but now it is a uniflow 2 stroke, both valves are for exhaust, and it has ports for inlet.
I have another one called the Jumo 205 type, it is a 2 srtroke that uses the pistons for valves.
All of my engines start out as 4 strokes, since they are cheap and plentiful here, plus Briggs buils good engines!
ChargerMiles007 5 months ago
thats pree damn cool
Dylan464 7 months ago
@Dylan464
Thanks, I am working on another similar supercharged engine using just the valves, and no inlet ports, I hope to have it going in perhaps a month.
ChargerMiles007 7 months ago
So, the supercharger prepares a fuel/air mixture and forces it out into the intake via piston pressure and ti is opreated by a chainfrom the crankshaft of the one that auctually runs? Sorry if I misunderstood, im just trying to figure out how it works.
gokartspeeder 9 months ago
@gokartspeeder
Yes, I think you understand it OK.
All the burning takes place in the engine with the blue cover. This type of engine needs to be force fed, or it won't run at all, it was easiest for me to build the piston type blower.
ChargerMiles007 9 months ago
Why not take the flywheel off the supercharger engine so the two stroke has less work to do.
david929190 9 months ago
@david929190
I actually did that when I first ran this engine 10 years ago. It worked OK that way, but I kept having chain drive issues (it would throw the chain off the supercharger), so I put the flywheel on it. Now I use it for the electric starter.
ChargerMiles007 9 months ago
was it a 4stroke u converted into a 2stroke?
bennydagerman 1 year ago
@bennydagerman
Yes, I build all of my FrankenBriggs engines from 4 stroke Briggs engines :)
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
@bennydagerman respect to you i was about to call u out like everyone else, that its a 4stroke till u demonstrated the ports in the cylinder wall, nice job!
bennydagerman 1 year ago
@bennydagerman
Thanks, glad the vid explains how this one really works, since it is a tricky one.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
OMG!!!! Look at all the god damn DUMB people on here arguing that this is not a 2 stroke! ha ha ha ha. Although its not supercharged technically. I know your trying to keep the pulses timed but you could over drive the blower. or mount an sc14 to it :D You have done a great job building this!!!! Hmmm, mount an sc14 to the blower.... lol
MalliganTheUFO 1 year ago
@MalliganTheUFO
Hey, glad to know that you understand what I have done here!
I guess most people are just not familiar with this type of engine.
Maybe I will take a regular L head Briggs, attach this "supercharger" and drop in a double lobbed 2 stroke cam. That would really blow their minds! Well at least they would be doing some Serious head scratching!
Geez, I could probably have that done in about 6 hours (the cam would take most of the time).
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
@ChargerMiles007 Im a fitter machinist and like to tinker away with engines and I do wonder.... How do you make your cams exactly?? Im guessing you have access to a camshaft grinder or something similar??
MalliganTheUFO 1 year ago
@MalliganTheUFO
I wish I had access to a cam grinder!
I weld the extra metal on the lobes, then hand grind them using a combination of a pedastal grinder, a rotary grinder and a 5" disk grinder, as well as emery paper . Crude, but it works for these engines.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
@ChargerMiles007 Ohhhh, the hard way! lol. Its pretty easy to make a cam shaft/profile grinder out of an old lathe. The hard way is still good enough for an engine like this though. You have some pretty good engine builds on your channel!
MalliganTheUFO 1 year ago
@MalliganTheUFO
Thanks, I try to build mainly old designs from the past, using Briggs lawnmower engines.
I try to stay away from Brand X engines, since I don't want any surprise holes blown in the crankcase by the con-rod! A friend is trying to weld me up a high compression head, but there is a lot of grunge in the head metal.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
these are four stroke what dont you get about it they have oil dipsticks
th19940305 1 year ago
@th19940305
Yes, you are right, in that they started out as 4 stroke engines.
Now they are converted to a type of 2 stroke engine, that has oil in the crankcase, just like a 4 stroke. Similar to the old GMC 6-71 2 stroke diesel engines. Not all 2 strokes breath thru the crankcase, like LawnBoy lawnmowers, and chain saws.
The engines I build, are just very rare types, so you would probably never have seen one before. I saw the Junkers Jumo 205 at an airplane museum.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
@ChargerMiles007 so there running on 2stroke mix and if on reg gas they will score?
th19940305 1 year ago
@th19940305
Actually, all my 2 stroke Briggs engines use regular 10W30 oil in the crankcase. I don't mix any oil with the gas.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
@ChargerMiles007 Let me get this right, your running it on reg gas and theres oil in the crankcase, then that would make it a four stroke. The piston moves up and down twice before it ignites correct?:
th19940305 1 year ago
@th19940305
Right, it runs on regular gas, oil in the crancase, BUT it fires everytime, so it is a 2 stroke. The camshafts on the supercharger and 2 stroke have double lobes, so valves open every revolution. Thats why I need the supercharger, since this type of 2 stroke won't feed itself air, it needs an air pump.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
@th19940305 Lol! Look up the "Stihl 4-mix" Its a 4 stroke that has no dipstick.... It runs on 2 stroke fuel but it is a 4 stroke, it has no sump, no dipstick and no oil in the crank case whatsoever. So you cant judge an engine by its dipstick
MalliganTheUFO 1 year ago
@MalliganTheUFO i know about the stihl 4 mix but briggs and stratton never made one like that
th19940305 1 year ago
@th19940305 I was just making a reference to the fact that you cant assume an engine is a 4stroke because it has a dipstick. Briggs never made a 2 stroke like this one either......
MalliganTheUFO 1 year ago
@MalliganTheUFO 4 mix doesnt have a dipstick so this is a 4 stroke right
th19940305 1 year ago
@th19940305 No, 4 mix has no dipstick, but it is a 4 stroke. The engine in this video is a 2 stroke but has a dipstick. You cant judge an engine by the fact that it has a dipstick or not
MalliganTheUFO 1 year ago
these are four stroke engines dip shit!
hence having valves!
kollak01 1 year ago
@kollak01
Now you look here DIP SHIT.
Yes, both of these engines started out a 4 strokes.
Expand your mind a bit to except the fact that 2 Stroke engines can have valves also. This one is a type of Uniflow 2 stroke.
Take a look into some of the 2 strokes with 4 valves per cylinder that almost made it into production in cars about 10 years ago.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
I want to do something similar, but use an automotive smog/AIR pump as a scavenge blower.
amfan12 1 year ago
@amfan12
Yes, that might work out. I haven't had much to do with smog pumps, so I am not sure.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
hey you could connect the scavenger pump to the monosupape and maybe then it would breathe well enough to make lots of power
KrankieV2 1 year ago
@KrankieV2
HeHeHe! Actally the 2 stroke here uses the Monosoupape block with its inlet ports and manifold! I just made a new 2 stroke camshaft :)
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
If I recall, this type of engine isn't considered to be Supercharged, since the compressor (or in this case, the other engine) is handling scavenging duties and is only moving an equivalent quantity of air.
rustyATV 1 year ago
@rustyATV
Yes, you are technically correct, it should be called a Scavenger pump, but most people wouldn't have a clue what that meant!
I am building another one right now, based on the Jumo205 engine.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
thats cool :O
NASTYTHEBOY 1 year ago
@NASTYTHEBOY
Thanks for watching :)
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
hope you get it running and put up a video of it running continiuosly :-)
listepikster 1 year ago
@listepikster
I will give it one more try, before I take it back apart.
This engine has always been a Fussy one, I guess I should have kept it running on the vid that it runs the longest on, but I was in a hurry to get to the Library to upload it. Now it doesn't want to stay running :((
This engine has a habit of shaking stuff loose though, it used to vibrate the chain drive sprockets right off the shafts! I solved that problem.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
Thanks for the vid! Now I understand the functionality once I see it. The possibilities with these small engine parts are endless
More350Power 1 year ago
lol, JB Weld is good for everything, right?
stydel311 1 year ago
@stydel311 HELLS TO THE YEAH! :D
ive heard of some guy that patched a scored cyinder block :O
NASTYTHEBOY 1 year ago
make a supercharged 4 stroke
30GB 1 year ago
@30GB
We have one ready to run, I show it in an earlier vid. My son that built it wants to run it soon, so he said last night :)
I actually removed it off this base to put this engine back together. I will try once more to get this engine to run for a minute or so, then I will put the SuperCharged 4 stroke back on the base.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago
Looks like the ratio is 1:1?
dc5000123 1 year ago
@dc5000123
Yes it is a 1:1 ratio, as I want to keep the pressure pulse from the Blower timed right with when the inlet ports are open.
ChargerMiles007 1 year ago