At 08:09 PM 5/16/2017, you wrote:
What are you using for brake lines?Especially at
the wheels? Â Do I need flex lines at the gear? Joe NunleyÂ
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The "nylon" line will work just fine. Might be
called "nyloflo" or something similar.
If you have a tail dragger you won't be using
much brake and can take the "nylon" down to the
wheel. On a tri-gear I'd put a foot or so of
aluminum at the wheel. You'll be using brakes
for steering and could , it theory, generate
enough heat to soften the hose. I once heard of
a Longeze, or something similar, after extended
ground runs, had the line pop off, caught fire, and destroyed the airplane.
As always, your results may vary....................
Larry Flesner
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