O.S. Engine OS27902000 Crankshaft - Fits 61SX-H and 61RX-H  [OS27902000]

O.S. ENGINES CRANKSHAFT 61SX-H,61RX-H
Price:
NZD$39.40
Brand:
O.S. Engine
Model:
OS27902000
Condition:
Brand New
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Durable Crankshaft for 61SX-H and 61RX-H

O.S. Engine OS27902000 is a service replacement crankshaft designed for use in O.S. 61SX-H and 61RX-H nitro engines. It performs the fundamental role of converting piston stroke into rotational motion and is intended as a like-for-like swap for worn factory components.

Confirm your engine matches the listed model codes before purchase. Removal and refit require basic engine strip-down; carefully assess bearing surfaces and crankpin seating, fit the correct bearings, and set proper end-play and lateral alignment when reassembling. During a rebuild, also check the connecting rod and crankcase faces for signs of uneven wear.

Proper balance and minimal runout are important for tuning and engine longevity. After fitting, carry out a static balance inspection and an initial low-rev break-in while watching for vibration or oil seepage. Solid gasket sealing and a careful break-in routine help protect performance and reliability.

Technical Specifications

  • Item: Crankshaft
  • Material: Not specified
  • Model Number: OS27902000
  • Compatibility: 61SX-H, 61RX-H

Use this crankshaft to replace a damaged or worn unit in 61SX-H or 61RX-H engines, and follow routine rebuild checks for bearings, runout, and sealing to restore dependable operation.

Provided as a replacement component, it will restore mechanical function, but always inspect mating surfaces and bearings for root causes of failure to avoid repeat problems.
Balance may vary by production run; perform a static balance check on arrival and correct if needed before break-in to minimise vibration.
If bearings show wear or uncertain service history, replace them. The product details do not list included bearings, so plan accordingly.
Run a controlled low-speed break-in, monitor for unusual noise or leaks, and confirm gasket sealing. Avoid heavy loads during initial runs to protect the new crank.

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