This item is used for Fuel Tank engine Byson .
 
Dimension  : 13 cm
Wight            : 30 gm
 
Interpretation of "Stay A":
A "Stay A" in a fuel tank engine is likely a small mounting or support component, such as a bracket, clamp, or stay, used to secure or stabilize the fuel tank to the engine or chassis. Its lightweight nature (30 grams) and compact size (13 cm, likely referring to length or a key dimension) suggest it’s a minor but critical part in a small engine system, possibly for a motorcycle, lawnmower, or similar equipment. The term "stay" often refers to a structural element that prevents movement or vibration, aligning with your earlier queries about stabilizing components like a lever carriage lock or bearing-supported shaft.
 
Key Details:
Function: "Stay A" is used to secure or support the fuel tank in an engine system, ensuring it remains fixed during operation, especially in systems with a horizontal shaft (e.g., supported by a UCP-204 bearing). It may prevent the tank from shifting due to vibration or movement.
Dimensions: 13 cm (likely length or primary dimension). This small size fits a compact fuel tank, typical in small engines (e.g., 2-6 liter tanks for motorcycles or portable generators).
Weight: 30 grams, indicating a lightweight material like aluminum, thin steel, or reinforced plastic, suitable for small-scale applications.
 
Likely Applications:
Given the small size and weight, "Stay A" is most likely used in:
Motorcycles: Secures a small fuel tank (e.g., 2-5 liters) to the frame near a horizontal engine shaft.
Small Engines: Found in lawnmowers, generators, or go-karts, where a lightweight bracket holds a plastic or metal fuel tank.
Custom Machinery: In equipment with a horizontal shaft and carriage (e.g., a DIY lathe or conveyor), "Stay A" could stabilize a fuel tank powering an auxiliary engine.