Webra spares

[Mike Henderson]

Anyone know who carried Webra Heli engine spares in the UK?

Thanks

Mike

[Roy]

"Mike Henderson" <home@mikehenderson.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Anyone know who carried Webra Heli engine spares in the UK?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
>
Midland Helicopters.
http://www.modelhelicopters.co.uk/acatalog/Engines_WebraHeli.html
or
http://www.modelhelicopters.co.uk/acatalog/theNavigator.htm

My wee 52 AAR is on it's 3rd piston (after less than 8 gallons of Bekra !)

hope that helps Mike.

Regards
Roy

[jerrybl]

I have just found this address,not in UK but it may help.The person who posted it says there good and the price (Well?) At least its worth checking out,good luck.

office@webra-austria.at

[Dr Lodge (deja)]

Webra servicing is well known to be the best in the field, go for it..

[jetpack]

Hi everyone,

I have an old (25 years maybe) Webra marine motor and looking for others that have had this engine for any advice, tips, or places to find parts.

I love this little motor, its the gem for me and wish to keep using it in my boat, but I am having a very hard time finding people that know anything about it or where to find parts, or what is interchangable with today's Webra's.

I contacted Webra myself, and their support was very limited. I think this is due in part to them being a German speaking company. They stated that it was discontinued and only some of the parts were still available, but they did not go into as much detail as I would have liked, and still kept me guessing.

I contacted a few main online hobby shops that carry Webra and to-date have had very few responses, so I am hoping my post can help figure out what is possible here.

[Mr Fixit]

"jetpack" <jetpack.27agkb@rcgroups.com> wrote in message
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>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have an old (25 years maybe) Webra marine motor and looking for
> others that have had this engine for any advice, tips, or places to
> find parts.
>
> I love this little motor, its the gem for me and wish to keep using it
> in my boat, but I am having a very hard time finding people that know
> anything about it or where to find parts, or what is interchangable
> with today's Webra's.
>
> I contacted Webra myself, and their support was very limited. I think
> this is due in part to them being a German speaking company. They
> stated that it was discontinued and only some of the parts were still
> available, but they did not go into as much detail as I would have
> liked, and still kept me guessing.
>
> I contacted a few main online hobby shops that carry Webra and to-date
> have had very few responses, so I am hoping my post can help figure out
> what is possible here.
>
>
> --
> jetpack
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this is a helicopter group so which helicopter would we use a marine engine
in?
rec.models.rc.water would seem a better bet ??

[jetpack]

no its basically its both. They came in three flavors. Marine, Aero, and Heli, with just the heads and output ends being different.

[jackosanonce]

Try Weston UK.They are having West engines built by Webra.They have a
technical department that is very good and may be able and willing to help
(unlike MOST heli flyers). Failing this try John D Haytree a very
experienced engine rebuilder, he advertises in most modelling magazines and
has a comprehensive range of spare parts for many engines going back many
years.."jetpack" <jetpack.27agkb@rcgroups.com> wrote in message
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>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have an old (25 years maybe) Webra marine motor and looking for
> others that have had this engine for any advice, tips, or places to
> find parts.
>
> I love this little motor, its the gem for me and wish to keep using it
> in my boat, but I am having a very hard time finding people that know
> anything about it or where to find parts, or what is interchangable
> with today's Webra's.
>
> I contacted Webra myself, and their support was very limited. I think
> this is due in part to them being a German speaking company. They
> stated that it was discontinued and only some of the parts were still
> available, but they did not go into as much detail as I would have
> liked, and still kept me guessing.
>
> I contacted a few main online hobby shops that carry Webra and to-date
> have had very few responses, so I am hoping my post can help figure out
> what is possible here.
>
>
> --
> jetpack
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> View this thread: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=217281
>