KR> RE: Nuts and bolts

2009-01-28 Thread Jeff Scott
The gear leg is probably not considered to be a "High Temp" operation despite the near proximity of potentially very hot brakes. I chose to use cotter pins on mine for that reason, but as Mark points out, he hasn't seen a problem with his either. The one point I do want to make is that drilled

KR> RE: Nuts and bolts

2009-01-28 Thread sidney.w...@l-3com.com
The FAA recommends in AC 43-13b that fiber or nylon locknuts not be used where these will be subject to high temperatures. (What constitutes high temperature is not defined.) All metal locknuts should be used in high temperature applications. In theory the high temperature will cause the fiber o

KR> Re: Nuts and bolts

2008-10-12 Thread k...@spottedowl.biz
I had always assumed the "10" was the number of 1/64s since I have found 1/8 inch and #8s to be relatively interchangeable. But of course after I went searching I discovered I was incorrect. Judging from the table at the link below, it is the number of 1/80s greater than 0.0600 inches (the actual