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The Rotax 185 is a , single cylinder, two-stroke, direct drive, industrial engine, built by Rotax of Austria for use in fire fighting water pumps that has also been adapted as an aircraft engine for use in ultralight aircraft. Development The Rotax 185 was designed as a fire-fighting pump, but the rights to the design were sold by Rotax to the Wildfire Group who use the engine in their Mark 3 High Pressure Centrifugal Fire Pump. Due to its design purpose as a water pump engine it proved reliable enough for use on ultralight aircraft,Hunt, Adam & Ruth Merkis-Hunt: ''Skeletal Remains'', pages 64-70. Kitplanes Magazine, September 2000.Cliche, Andre: ''Ultralight Aircraft Shopper's Guide'' 8th Edition, page E-21. Cybair Limited Publishing, 2001. and was adopted as an engine for the twin-engine Ultraflight Lazair ultralight aircraft - as a replacement for the Pioneer chainsaw engines used on the early Series I. The 185 provides enough power to allow the Lazair to be flown on fl ...
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