Jeff: interesting about the fuel-soaking tests that you've been running. I've
been using "EZ Turn Fuellube" on my threaded fuel system fittings rather than
any sort of pipe dope or Teflon tape, but then again I've got a gravity fuel
system on my Piet... very low pressures in the system. EZ Tur
y, December 11, 2018 at 11:08 AM
> *From:* "Jeff York via KRnet"
> *To:* KRnet
> *Cc:* "Jeff York"
> *Subject:* Re: KR> Mogas Blues... One last update
> Jeff,
>
> I am curious. You refer to pipe dope several times but I am not sure which
> pipe dop
18 at 11:08 AM
From: "Jeff York via KRnet"
To: KRnet
Cc: "Jeff York"
Subject: Re: KR> Mogas Blues... One last update
Jeff,
I am curious. You refer to pipe dope several times but I am not sure which
pipe dope you are referring to.
Is it standard plumbers pipe dope ? Is it
Jeff,
I am curious. You refer to pipe dope several times but I am not sure which
pipe dope you are referring to.
Is it standard plumbers pipe dope ? Is it teflon based pipe dope ? Or is it
some other pipe dope compound ?
Im sure you know that there is pipe dope for water, pipe dope for gas and
v
Yep. I think Langford hasn’t has his morning tea yet. 😁
Mark Jones
Oldsmar, Fl
N771MJ “WunderBird”
www.flykr2s.com
flyk...@gmail.com
> On Dec 11, 2018, at 10:02 AM, Chris Kinnaman via KRnet
> wrote:
>
> My guess is that the tail lifted because the thrust of the prop pulled the
> airplane
My guess is that the tail lifted because the thrust of the prop pulled
the airplane to the extent of the tiedown rope, which was attached to a
trailer hitch, not down at ground level. I once came within about an
inch of a similar prop strike due to this same tiedown configuration.
FWIW
Chris
Gary Sack wrote:
> I tied the tail, but this time it
> was easiest to tie it to the trailer hitch on the Subaru. WARNING! Don't do
> this. When she came to life, her tail lifted and ground down my pretty wood
> prop just like a pencil sharpener
You must not have had it anywhere near idle speed to
Not too quiet. After not going to the airport in some time, my battery was
down so I prop started my KRII. Of course I tied the tail, but this time it
was easiest to tie it to the trailer hitch on the Subaru. WARNING! Don't do
this. When she came to life, her tail lifted and ground down my pretty w
Has anybody ever tried using vinylester resin to fasten a layer of
heavy-duty aluminum foil to the inside of the tank.? Then as far as the
gasoline is concerned, you'd essentially have an aluminum tank, and if you
had a lot of overlap on the seams, the gas would never get near the
fiberglass at al
Hi Jeff... regarding the quiet KRnet I agree but you hit it right on the nose.
I have been busy finishing the brake assemblies, wiring my instrument panel and
rigging the control cables. I will be installing the firewall and getting the
engine mounted over the Christmas and New Years holidays.
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