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Tailwheel anti-rotation pin

jrussl

BENEFACTOR
Madison, WI
What do you think happened here? I am guessing either an incorrect assembly (me), mashing the pin down. Or I let it get worn and sloppy enough for the brass ring and dust cover hop over the pin and mash it down. No issue either way as I am now rebuilding it after 1,600 hours.

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I've had that happen on a couple. Wear I guess plus the lower fork bearing gets loose and makes for slop. Had to drill a small #40 hole in the fork below the pin to drive it out, then sealed hole with RTV.

Gary
 
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