I have the Clamar 2500A. You need to disconnect both arms at the keel and at the bottom of the “spring” arms. Removing and installing the cotter pins take the longest. You could try one arm but then the bearing doesn’t stay in place. If you need part #s for race, bearings and axle seal, let me...
I look at amphibs as giving versatility for land or water. Great when refueling on cross country trips. Not great for STOL ops. I have Clamars and don’t have much of an issue with brakes. When it comes to landings on wheels, I try to be as gentle as possible. An accumulator and springs on the...
Thanks for the feedback. I too experienced the flutter when the cable broke previously. Not pleasant. Now the cable just flexes midsection instead of pushing the trim tab. Been going without trim for a while. Now looking to tackle the problem.
I have a Wag 2+2 that has a trim lever in the cabin with a 19 foot push/pull cable that runs to the trim tab. Doesn’t work very well/at all. Thinking about other options. Any one using a servo to run the trim? If so, how is that set up? Any other ideas? Thanks in advance.
I did not build the one I have but it’s gross is 2500. The wing is a Riblett 66” from D&E. Good performance at gross. Empty weight about 1300 with an O-360. 9-10 gallons per hour leaned. Seems to be a pretty good combination.
I use the shorten 2x4 spreader bars for transport. 65” wide and fits most car trailers (17’ long). Chock the wheels and strap them down you hardly know they are there. You start out slow to take care of them but after pounding the pavement for a while you find yourself going 80 like Glenn...
Ran across some videos that were interesting if you have some time to burn. Some of you may have already seen them.
SUPER CUBS! (Volume 1, VHS) - YouTube
https://youtu.be/7_BU8m-5kQk
SUPER CUBS II Hardcore! (Volume 2, VHS)
https://youtu.be/mFaBtlV-P2k
4 Place Super Cub With Kirk Ellis...