Screw Anchor Adel Clamp
- Thread starter Eddie Foy
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BC12D-4-85
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Fairbanks, AK.
mike mcs repair
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chugiak AK
https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/hapages/tinnerman2.php?clickkey=5485 ???
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BC12D-4-85
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Fairbanks, AK.
I redid the link and now it's the Tinnerman catalog. Somewhere in there are self retaining threaded nuts that slide over tangs if that's what he's after.
Gary
Gary
Eddie Foy
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South Florida
skywagon8a
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SE Mass MA6
I know what you are talking about, but not where to buy them. Did you look in the trash? The tinnermans have a little hook which captures the hole in the clamp which prevents them from sliding off.
Look at B & C on this chart:
https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/hapages/tinnerman2.php?clickkey=5485
page 31 here. to get a part number.http://products.afi.cc/contentonly.aspx?file=images/vendors/Tinnerman.pdf
Eddie Foy
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South Florida
Eddie Foy
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Steve Pierce
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Graham, TX
You can use the clip type Tinnerman nuts like MSC Mike posted above. Cub Crafters does this in there 180 HP conversion for the SCAT hose clamp to the lower cowl. Saves a lot of choice words.
Eddie Foy
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South Florida
Steve Pierce
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Graham, TX
Get the ones with the dimple like Pete mentioned or spend the money on the dedicated clamp/nut.
Eddie Foy
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South Florida
skywagon8a
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SE Mass MA6
Look again at the chart. The part number is: A1786-8Z-1D Notice "C" straight upper leg. See that little hook on the lower inside surface? That is what holds it in place.
Eddie Foy
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South Florida
Yes Pete I know. The part number I gave is from the Tinnerman catalog for the tube clamps. I appreciate your help but sometimes I think that you must think I am simple minded.
skywagon8a
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SE Mass MA6
No Eddie, you just did not indicate that you had even looked at that chart since the part number you mention is the wrong one. At least on the Air-Spruce chart.
Where did you get the C3047-8 number? The Cessna parts book? If so Cessna places their own numbers on stuff sometimes when it is available from other sources with their original numbers.
Where did you get the C3047-8 number? The Cessna parts book? If so Cessna places their own numbers on stuff sometimes when it is available from other sources with their original numbers.
Mot
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Ellensburg, WA
HWE, H.W. Eckhardt Corporation has the clamps shown in Tempdoug's photo.
www.hweckhardt.com/old/engfasteners/tinnermanClamps.html
www.hweckhardt.com/old/engfasteners/tinnermanClamps.html
RaisedByWolves
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Tx
I’ve found if that’s the case, punch it into cessnadirect.com and sometimes it will give you a non Cessna part number.
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Mot
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Ellensburg, WA
HWE has the C3047-8 in their chart. www.hweckhardt.com/old/engfasteners/clamps/tubeHarness.pdf
wireweinie
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Palmer, AK
If you're looking for better hold, just use a clip nut (they have a steel lock nut trapped inside) and slide it onto one tab on the adel. Same effect as the tinnerman but with for a machine screw.
Web
You could use a Monadnock clip nut (ACS p/n 04-00153) on an Adel clamp. It is like a Tinnerman but uses a machine screw. Never thought of this before but it would make [FONT=HelveticaNeue-Light, Helvetica Neue Light, Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, Lucida Grande, sans-serif]installing[/FONT] Adel clamps a lot easier.
John Ciolino
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John Ciolino
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