[SEL] A spark plug question from a new member

[brent.tamatea]

Alan thats a good suggestion if its old spark plug you are wanting apart
from your local auto dealers is there any vintage car clubs over here there
are boxs full of old split type spark plugs at the local vintage car club
could be worth a look.I love looking through all the old vintage gear there
are old stationary moters as well sometimes brent nz 

-----Original Message-----
From: sel-bounces at lists.stationary-engine.com
[mailto:sel-bounces at lists.stationary-engine.com] On Behalf Of Alan Bowen
Sent: Tuesday, 22 May 2007 11:22 p.m.
To: The SEL email discussion list
Subject: Re: [SEL] A spark plug question from a new member

Hello, Glen,
   
  Welcome to the SEL.
   
  What you seem to have there are a couple old plugs that are 1/2" pipe
thread.
  Not 1/2" in size.  Big difference there.  8>))
  I am not sure where you can get replacements in Austrailia.
  Probably most any auto parts store. Just carry one in and look for someone
that has been there a while.
   
  I buy mine from here.
  http://royalcrossfarm.com/essentials.htm
   
  Usually I just buy the AUTOLITE SPARKPLUG 1/2"NPT #3095 --$2.99 each
   
  I do have several of these plugs also found on that page.
  $25.95--- X----Authentic old style package and construction 1/2"NPT 
take apart two piece plug(black finish and brass top hat)
   
  The take-apart plugs are great. Just open them up to clean them.
  

  Alan Bowen
  Williamsburg, Michigan
  

   
  

Glen Harris <astfgl at iamnota.org> wrote:
  Hi, all. This is my first post to the list, and I apologize if my 
question is obvious, but I'm totally confused and Google has failed me.

Both my father and I have new (old) Buzacott 3HP engines. His is an 
external tank model in somewhat sparse condition, while mine has a 
hopper with a fair amount of rust.

There's a long way to go before either is anywhere near running 
condition, but one thing we have both done is take the spark plugs out 
and tried to find spares for me and non-rusty ones for him.

Both plugs have a taper thread, and mine measures 0.805" to 0.840" major 
diameter at 14tpi. Dad's plug is marked Edison Albanitum 14-S and mine 
is a Champion A-25. The closest matching thread I can find is NPT 14tpi 
0.840".

I can't find any reference to the Edison plus at all, and the A-25 is 
mentioned to be 1/2" in several on-line references, which is way smaller 
than what I have here.

Can some bright spark please shed some light on these plugs.

Thanks, glen.
(Townsville, Australia)
 
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