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Old September 29th 06, 10:44 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
DonMorrisey
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Default Weight of a Continental C-85

Hi folks. I can't seem to nail down the weight of this engine and I'm
suspect of published weights. For example Lycoming publishes the
weight of an 0-235 as 218 pounds and when I had one weighed it was 241
w/no alternator. Can anyone help me on a C-85? If you have a weight
pls tell me what is included in that. Or give me a link if you have a
reliable published report.

Thanks. Don....

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Old September 30th 06, 12:05 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Lou
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Default Weight of a Continental C-85


I came across an old posting from 1999 with this. Hope it helps.

Rotax 503 50 85
Great Plains VW 1600CC 55 160
Hirth F23-EP2 60 70
Jabira 60 119
PZL 2A-120 60 129
Rotax 582 63 95 Includes 20 lbs radiator, etc.
Continental A-65 65 173
Limbach L 1800 66 154
Limbach L 1700 66 161
Rotax 618 74 136 Includes 20 lbs radiator, etc.
Great Plains VW 2180CC 75 165
Franklin 225 75 230
Limbach L 2000 80 155
Rotax 912 80 165 Includes 20 lbs radiator, et
Continental C-85 85 207
Limbach L 2400 94 181
Continental C-90 95 207
Great Plains VW 2600CC 96 190
Stratus Subaru EA-81 100 205
Continental O-200 100 220
CAM-100 100 225 Includes 20 lbs radiator, etc
Formula Power C100 104 210
Rotax 914 115 155
Lycoming O-235 115 215
PZL 4A-235 116 226
Hirth F30-FP24 120 101
Continental IO-240 125 250
Continental O-300 145 277
Lycoming O-320-A 150 243
Lycoming O-320-D 160 253
Franklin 335 165 320
Formula Power F170 174 270
Lycoming O-360-A 180 265
Lycoming IO-360-A 200 293
NW Aero Ford V6 200 415
PZL 6A-350 205 330
Continental IO-360 210 350
NW Aero Chevy V6 230 420
Lycoming O-540-B 235 366
Lycoming O-540-E 260 368
Formula Power F260 274 390
Lycoming IO-540-K 300 443
Continental IO-520 300 459
Lycoming IO-720 400 568

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Old September 30th 06, 01:06 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
DonMorrisey
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Default Weight of a Continental C-85

Hi Lou

Yes I also saw that on the web, my problem is i don't know where the
figures came from and the information doesn't indicate if the weight
includes oil and all the accessories. Thanks. Don...

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Old September 30th 06, 02:12 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Peter Dohm
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Default Weight of a Continental C-85

"DonMorrisey" wrote in message
ups.com...
Hi folks. I can't seem to nail down the weight of this engine and I'm
suspect of published weights. For example Lycoming publishes the
weight of an 0-235 as 218 pounds and when I had one weighed it was 241
w/no alternator. Can anyone help me on a C-85? If you have a weight
pls tell me what is included in that. Or give me a link if you have a
reliable published report.

Thanks. Don....

From: "Peter Dohm"
Subject: Weight of a Continental C-85
Date: Friday, September 29, 2006 9:00 PM

"DonMorrisey" wrote in message
ups.com...
Hi folks. I can't seem to nail down the weight of this engine and I'm
suspect of published weights. For example Lycoming publishes the
weight of an 0-235 as 218 pounds and when I had one weighed it was 241
w/no alternator. Can anyone help me on a C-85? If you have a weight
pls tell me what is included in that. Or give me a link if you have a
reliable published report.

Thanks. Don....

Your weighing of the O-235 came much closer to my recollection than the
other figure, and I was curious about what else I might find, so I did some
digging.

Here are links to the certification data sheets that I found, including a
link to search for information onother brands and models:

http://makeashorterlink.com/?N29C22FDD Lycoming o-235
http://makeashorterlink.com/?M2CC24FDD Rolls Royce C-90 & O-200
http://makeashorterlink.com/?K13D23FDD Continental C-75 & C-85
http://makeashorterlink.com/?J36D13FDD Continental C-90 & O-200
http://makeashorterlink.com/?C39D26FDD Search by Product Type

Note that "Product Type" is really "Certificate Holder" in alphabetical
order and then you can expand the entries and look for the actual product
type in alphanumeric order.

Don't expect miracles all the time--the server seems to get overloaded, and
did so while I was searching.

I hope this helps.

Peter



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Old September 30th 06, 02:58 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
DonMorrisey
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Default Weight of a Continental C-85

Your weighing of the O-235 came much closer to my recollection than the
other figure, and I was curious about what else I might find, so I did some
digging.



Peter, you are the man, that is exactly the info I was looking for.
Looks like the C-85 w/o baffles, exhaust or prop but including
lightweight starter and alternator, carb, fuel pump, air scoop &
filter, oil cooler, ignition and 5 quarts of oil will come in at 221
pounds. The 0-235 L2C that I had weighed had a starter and no oil and
weighed 241, with all the other components it would have been 269
pounds.

Thanks very much. Don

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Old September 30th 06, 03:17 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Peter Dohm
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Default Weight of a Continental C-85

"DonMorrisey" wrote in message
ups.com...
Your weighing of the O-235 came much closer to my recollection than the
other figure, and I was curious about what else I might find, so I did

some
digging.



Peter, you are the man, that is exactly the info I was looking for.
Looks like the C-85 w/o baffles, exhaust or prop but including
lightweight starter and alternator, carb, fuel pump, air scoop &
filter, oil cooler, ignition and 5 quarts of oil will come in at 221
pounds. The 0-235 L2C that I had weighed had a starter and no oil and
weighed 241, with all the other components it would have been 269
pounds.

Thanks very much. Don

You're welcome.

Peter


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Old October 1st 06, 01:23 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Reggie
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Default Weight of a Continental C-85

DonMorrisey wrote:
Hi folks. I can't seem to nail down the weight of this engine and I'm
suspect of published weights. For example Lycoming publishes the
weight of an 0-235 as 218 pounds and when I had one weighed it was 241
w/no alternator. Can anyone help me on a C-85? If you have a weight
pls tell me what is included in that. Or give me a link if you have a
reliable published report.

Thanks. Don....
************************************************* ******************


From theContinental Overhaul Manual:
Basic Engine, Model C85-8F................................158.84 #
Basic Engine,Model C85-12F..............................168.60 #
Marvel-Schebler Carburetor MA-3SPA...................2.62 #
Two Magnetos (bendix S4RN-21 or S4LN-21........12.12 #
Eight Shielded Spark Plugs..................................1.75 #
Shielded Ignition Harness...O-200).........................3.81 #
Delco-Remy Starter........................................... ..15.50 #
Delco-Remy Generator......................................... 10.12 #
Propeller Attaching Parts.......................................1.70 #

Carburetor Air Intake & Filter Assy.........................3.12 #
Eight Rubber Mount Bush & Steel Washers------------0.55 #
Harrison Oil Cooler Eqpt.........................................4.25 #
AC Fuel Pump.............................................. .........1.71
#

Pick Your Weight.............

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Old October 1st 06, 01:50 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
ELIPPSE
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Default Weight of a Continental C-85


DonMorrisey wrote:
Hi folks. I can't seem to nail down the weight of this engine and I'm
suspect of published weights. For example Lycoming publishes the
weight of an 0-235 as 218 pounds and when I had one weighed it was 241
w/no alternator. Can anyone help me on a C-85? If you have a weight
pls tell me what is included in that. Or give me a link if you have a
reliable published report.

Thanks. Don....

Hmmmm! 'Don't know where you got that O-235 number. Lycoming
Specification #2499-G gives the weight of the O-235-L2A as 252 lb and
the O-235-L2C as 249 lb.

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Old October 1st 06, 02:40 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
DonMorrisey
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Default Weight of a Continental C-85


Hmmmm! 'Don't know where you got that O-235 number. Lycoming
Specification #2499-G gives the weight of the O-235-L2A as 252 lb and
the O-235-L2C as 249 lb.


The engine was weighed at Mattituck and did not have oil in it. I
assume that's the difference as 6 quarts would equal about 10 lbs.

Don...

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Old October 1st 06, 03:09 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Stache
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Default Weight of a Continental C-85

According to the type certificate data sheet (E-233) the weight (dry),
lb. 177, 182, 178, or 180 depending on what is installed. This engine
was certificated under CAR-13 and is weighed without oil.

The TCDS can be found on the FAA web site at: http://www.faa.gov in
the search block type in type certificate data sheet, then type in
E-233.

Stache

 




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