Cox .010 Tee Dee Engine - Venturi Mount Disassembly / Replacement

[@billkuhl442]

Tony this video was a big help in replacing that part in a TD .049,

[@tonyaccurso1090]

Thanks for the feedback, Bill! I'm glad the video was helpful. Have fun!

[@RichardTapp1]

​@@tonyaccurso1090 Same here Tony. You might have mentioned what to do if the nylon venturi assembly didn't just come off. But later you mentioned the keyed assembly so at least I knew not to try to screw it off - which was my intention! 👍

[@Mrtcoltpilot56]

Takes me back a long way. Nicely done video.

[@tonyaccurso1090]

Thank you Tim!

[@WildblueSr]

I was glad I found this video! I need to do the same thing. Thanks.

[@I.H.D135]

very useful. Thank you for showing

[@paulcurran9590]

Great Video! Thanks for the tips!

[@tonyaccurso1090]

Thanks Paul! Glad the video was helpful.

[@Winter_Sportster]

Excellent Video Tony! A series, spread across several types/sizes wouldn't be a bad idea !! I'd think it would have a lot of "Flashback Value" even for those who owned these great little engines in the past, but don't collect/run them now.

[@tonyaccurso1090]

Thank you, my friend! More to come...

[@rcjrpilot]

Thanks Tony A. Awesome video very well explained, Now I know how to clean mine Little .020 .010 Cox engines.....

[@tonyaccurso1090]

Thanks for your feedback. Have fun, and keep 'em flying!

[@doglegjake6788]

Thanks for sharing a great video

[@tuckere7]

Great video. Explains nicely to someone who has never done or seen it done before. Is there a specific way to reassemble the venturi and needle valve assembly so the holes line up for proper fuel flow?

[@southernsawyers6543]

I have seen aluminum made,would it be better to use than the plastic ones,thx for showing

[@tonyaccurso1090]

Both are fine, whichever you prefer. Have fun!

[@earleclemans4836]

I would like to have one of the tie clip .010's