tanaka petrol vintage drill

[rotoscytheben 94]

 

this my little tanaka petrol drill that ive had a while now not seen many about

[pmackellow 2,738]

That's nice Ben, a bit unusual

[rotoscytheben 94]

it would be even better the right way up

[Wallfish 698]

That's a neat little item!

TAS was a Japanese "knock-off" of the Ohlsson and Rice engines and tools. You can certainly see the similarities between them. One thing for sure, the Japanese built a better quality engine!

[meadowfield 1,900]

Tidy

How much does it weight?

[neil 524]

Cool bit of kit

[rotoscytheben 94]

Tidy

How much does it weight?

not sure about 8-10 kgs i guess will have to weigh it

[Scotty65 0]

I have one just like this. Do u know where to get manual or parts

[CNew 404]

Hell All,

   I just acquired an ice auger with a TAS P7 engine. I would be interested to know if anyone has found literature, parts lists or manuals.  Also, does anyone have any suggestions or know the correct spark plug to use on these?

 

Thanks,

Clint

[factory 487]

These tags came with one of my O&R engines, one of them is for a TAS P-71 & the other for a KEIHIN carb which may or may not be used on one.

 

 

David

[CNew 404]

Those are really cool tags!  I will have to look at the carb again and see if it’s the same. The one pictured on the tag does remind me of the carbs I’ve seen on the 1hp TAS 12B Engines that we’re used on little outboard boat motors kind of like the Auqabug. I think even Sears had one called the Gamefisher that used a TAS 12B.