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On Tuesday, April 4, 2017, 10:42 PM, Sid Wood via K
After that Rand recommended Safe-T-Poxy which is today called EZ Poxy.
I still use the EZ poxy. Seems most people use West or Aeropoxy, but I
have used them all and find the EZ far superior. Wrote a long post
about the reasons why a long time ago and I suppose it could be dug up
in the archives.
I recently spoke to the owner of Saber about an older one of their prop
spacers that I had. The bolts that attach the spacer to the crankshaft
flange are recessed into the spacer so you can't safety wire them. He
told me that the two options for saftying the bolts would be Locktite on
the threads
>From one of the Newsletters:
RR epoxy is Shell
Mark Langford, Harvest, AL
ML "at" N56ML.com
www.N56ML.com
Thanks Mark
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>From one of the Newsletters:
RR epoxy is Shell Epon 813 resin, and General Mills Versamid 125
hardener. The first time I used this, my arms looked like I'd been
burned in a house fire, so beware...
Mark Langford, Harvest, AL
ML "at" N56ML.com
www.N56ML.com
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This is also mentioned in the documents I have. Can't find reference in the
archives. Is this in the newsletters somewhere?
I think one is firewall reinforcement but unclear about any others.
Thanks
Bob
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"all bolt holes were filled with R.R.epoxy prior to bolts being
inserted". So this was in 1975/76 to try and determine the make
up of that epoxy at that time but can't find anything definitive.
Does anybody have that info ?
Thanks
Bob R
Following up late last night ,I poured through the documentation I have for
GSJS. I found a section where he states in regards to the center spars and
WAFs, "all bolt holes were filled with R.R.epoxy prior to bolts being
inserted". So this was in 1975/76 . I have been looking in the archives to
Bob, I don't recall seeing this before so I'll post it. Most of the KRs I've
looked at and all the ones I've owned (that's 5 at last count), parts and
components like spars, WAFs and how they've been installed is a one-off
building process. What I mean is these are most typically a "drill to fit"
s
Guys,
While searching for some other information I came accross this pdf from Holly
that gives some pretty good installation standards for hose lines.
http://www.jegs.com/InstallationInstructions/500/510/510-534-210.pdf
Joe Horton,
N357CJ
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