Warbird Information Exchange

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Looks like some sort of a vertical pump "thingy". If is is a pump, it appears to be a fairly small one.
Randy

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Randy Ryman
Project Big Eagle
NKP Thailand 1966
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Sweet! another part quiz!
the "big silvery thingee" is the commutator end frame assembly for a fuel booster pump
Dewayne

Aw c'mon guys, I am surprised nobody has ventured forth with the Mystery Part being a "turbo encabulator". Have you not seen our own Hawkeye Poole's video? It is a perfect explanation of how it works. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOV0v1Uq5CY&feature=fvst
After viewing, we will have one more round of guesses. So far Muddyboots is in the lead. Mystified in Texas, JR

Delorean Road Stripe Remover

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Whoa... we have a new leader of the Board. Muddyboots back to you?? Can you top this? JR

Left Cross Combobulator Synchrosnitzel

Flux Capacitor! Send pony

Fuel pump.

Looks like a beer can inspection/cooling gizmo

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Wish I had a plane to put here... anyone got any leads on a (prewar) J3 Cub?

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The big silvery part is a FRATISTAT. Trust me. I'm an engineer. I know these things.

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Dean Hemphill, K5DH
Port Charlotte, Florida

Time OUT!! I will have to defer to the judges for a conference call on this one. There is a question concerning the legaility of combining a snippet of a foreign language with engineering gibberishtalk. The part in question is "snitzel". What do you think judges? Should this be disallowed. Awaiting your call. JR

A cornholio for the bungholio?

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Ding dong,...ding dong !

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Trust an engineer? What does running a train have to do with knowing aircraft parts. I stayed at the Holiday Inn Express last night. Doesn't mean I know how to run a train, but it does qualify me to be an airline pilot. I see them coming out of there all the time. uhmmm. so ...Will take your suggestion under advisement. However, until we hear from the O2 Lady, it ain't over. She has been very quiet lately??? Making me nervous. She must be gonna come up with a doozy of an answer. For everybody, remember the rule, have to come up with an UN-name for the big silvery looking part. Not the name of the part itself. We are looking for creativity here. Let your light shine!! The JR of Texas..