I have a Necopress swage tool. I was asking about the other cable ends used at the aileron bell crank area, the ones used in close quarters.
On a site of a company that makes these kind of fittings (turn buckles and forks etc) for sailboats, they showed one of there technicians installing these cable ends with a hand swager. It had handles like a large bolt/cable cutter but the dies were identical to the little hand swager I have in my hands. I was just wondering if that was kosher or not. Would a fairly large FBO/aircraft shop have the means to put these on? Not sure if I can find a sailboat shop around here. Phill On , "Virgil N. Salisbury" <virg...@bellsouth.net> wrote: > There is a drawing somewhere for an alternate method using > two blocks of steel and two bolts to swedge the Nicropress > fittings, Virg
