I would NOT suggest using a cheap one like in the attached picture, just
that the concept could be machined stronger. I suggested this because it
sounds like the backing plate is also the "nut" into which the screws turn,
and at 1/8" thick it stripped out on one hole and now cant get access to it
i
On 9/6/2021 8:06 PM, Flesner wrote:
On 9/6/2021 7:50 PM, Kayak wrote:
I cant visualize but couple thoughts...
JB weld? machine some kind of mini stainless toggle nut to draw it tight
with a bed of JB?
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Thanks but I can't visual
On 9/6/2021 7:50 PM, Kayak wrote:
I cant visualize but couple thoughts...
JB weld? machine some kind of mini stainless toggle nut to draw it tight
with a bed of JB?
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Thanks but I can't visualize a "toggle nut". Photos? web page
I cant visualize but couple thoughts...
JB weld? machine some kind of mini stainless toggle nut to draw it tight
with a bed of JB?
On Mon, Sep 6, 2021 at 7:44 PM Flesner wrote:
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> The fuel leak in my left wing tank that I thought I had fixed a year ago
> has returned. I have tanks in each out
I lost my good friend and great advicer Pete.I take flight lessons at Skypark,
2m East of Wadsworth. My instructor shared information that canopy was out and
took down tail. it was explosin on water, not much left from
airplane.Investigation hopefully will give all answers.Alex WaissCleveland,
The fuel leak in my left wing tank that I thought I had fixed a year ago
has returned. I have tanks in each outer wing panel, 12 1/2 gal, and
after 14 years the gasket that secures the sender units to the tank
developed a very minor leak, just enough to require fixing. Last year I
removed t
Gathering Update 9/6/2021,
Everything is on track for the Gathering later this week.
Shirts and hats are ordered, catering for Saturday night is a go.
Camping will be right behind our EAA hangar K on the west side of the
airfield, we will have a porta-potty set up Weds night.
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