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    TK1 vs. Acme Aero (SEP 2020)

    I would call Tony I think he has new and updated seals. I’ve had a loss of maybe 10-15 psi per side that I add some when I go from wheels to skis. I have to add more pressure for skis and winter flying but not had any issues around freezing temps. Like I said call Tony he will make it right.
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    Horizontal has loose wire?

    yea. It’s the bay that only has one reinforcement there. I got a bore scope to stick in there and see exactly what it is and where it’s loose. Flying for work has me pretty busy at the moment.
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    Horizontal has loose wire?

    not sure where the parts came from it’s a experimental cub but lots of stock parts. It’s small like a welding rod and it’s in the same location as the brace that airframes horizontal has
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    Horizontal has loose wire?

    Fixing one thing and found more broken parts. The horizontal has a internal brace wire that is loose. It’s still connected on both ends but definitely rattling around. Trying to post video
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    How to replace rear liner tube?

    Done my research on here and the rear liner tube and it looks fairly straightforward. I have about 3/8” of liner tube showing on the right side rear tube where it connects the stab to fuse. I think some of this side to side movement (plus sloppy bushings in elevator) are what is causing my...
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    How to fix this play in jackscrew...video attached

    Ok great advice thanks I’ll give it a go.
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    How to fix this play in jackscrew...video attached

    Yup did that and still didn’t think it would come out. Would try again. So castle nut off and then the washers, pulley and then the woodruff key after all this the thick washer comes off so I can add a washer to shim the bottom of the jackscrew? can you do this solo and if so how do you keep...
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    How to fix this play in jackscrew...video attached

    I just tried that but couldn’t get the large thick washer off so couldn’t add a shim to the bottom of the screw it was almost fixed in place. Don’t have any pics.
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    How to fix this play in jackscrew...video attached

    EH I’ll take my chances. Living on the edge.
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    How to fix this play in jackscrew...video attached

    Yup good to know. Will order and change this winter when it’s nasty. It’s time to bear hunt now. Tried to shim the bottom just now but to get the shim washer at the bottom of the threads it was apparent I would need to remove the screw itself to do that so we reassembled it and will keep an eye...
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    How to fix this play in jackscrew...video attached

    Found some play in my jackscrew assembly. The nut on the bottom is tight. I put a wrench on it and its real snug. The play seems to be in the jackscrew and the first washer below the threads where it contacts the top of the trim pulley. Can I add another washer or how is this fixed? There is a...
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    Rear stab side to side play

    great thanks Steve. Sounds easy enough I’ll get one ordered.
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    Rear stab side to side play

    Researched and only found one thread and still curious how to fix. Only the right side rear stab has about 1/4-3/8” of play side to side. I can get it to move only when I lift up on the far edge of the stab or push it in towards the center. Brace Wires are snug and aI have safety wire on one...
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    Need help with bleeding Steve’s brakes

    The pads had a slight glaze to them so I cleaned them with sandpaper and brake clean. Rotors look good cleaned it with scotchbrite and brake clean. The piston on the caliper had some grease gunk on them. Is this an indication of leaking o rings. I’ve never had any fluid leaks but have never...
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    Need help with bleeding Steve’s brakes

    Thanks Brian. I’ve bled that way and got all air out. What is the best way to start over so to speak and get all fluid out? Open the bleeder on the bottom and had the kid pump the brakes but still couldn’t get all fluid out it seemed. despite all this pedal moves 1/8” and then gets rock hard...
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    Need help with bleeding Steve’s brakes

    Yup makes sense. I tried that with my NR and worked well. I had a hard time getting every last air bubble out of the Steve’s brakes so I left them on this year. I’ll let you know how today turns out. Noted for future.
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    Need help with bleeding Steve’s brakes

    yup I’ll try all that today too. What is the usual culprit of a contaminated pad? I don’t remember getting those dirty but between grease and swapping skis and wheels it very easily could of got some junk in there to foul things up.
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    Need help with bleeding Steve’s brakes

    I’ve cleaned and checked and lubed the pins when I put the wheels back on. I’ll pull the caliper off and clean the pads and rotors w brake clean and check the pins again.
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    Need help with bleeding Steve’s brakes

    Pedal is hard and not much travel but no stopping power. If contained pad or rotor what’s the remedy to fix?
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    Need help with bleeding Steve’s brakes

    Pa-18 on 35s with Steve’s brakes. 200’ landings and keeping the tail up with the brakes was not an issue. Left calipers on and went to skis and never cracked a brake line. Went back to wheels and brakes are solid but stopping is inconsistent. I can’t keep the tail up with the brakes. The...
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