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From: KRnet [krnet-boun...@list.krnet.org] on behalf of Jeff Scott via KRnet
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Sent: 11 February 2019 16:00
To: krnet@list.krnet.org
Cc: Jeff Scott
Subject: Re: KR> Tail Wheel Springs (but aluminium)
Actually, once you get past the cost, Titanium makes for very nice
ubject: Re: KR> Tail Wheel Springs (but aluminium)
Brad wrote:
> Since tailwheel springs are in discussion at the moment, has anyone
made a tailwheel spring out if aluminium bar and if so -
> 1. What spec was used?
> 2. Could it be formed e.g. 20° and if so, must it be for
r oil to harden it in it's new
shape. That configuration has served me well for 1200 hours now.
-Jeff Scott
Cherokee Village, AR
> Subject: Re: KR> Tail Wheel Springs (but aluminium)
>
> Forgetting about the $$ problem, how about titanium? Does that ha
Forgetting about the $$ problem, how about titanium? Does that have
steel-like springiness?
Mike Taglieri
On Sun, Feb 10, 2019, 2:42 PM Mark Langford via KRnet Brad wrote:
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> > Since tailwheel springs are in discussion at the moment, has anyone
> made a tailwheel spring out if aluminium bar a
Don't know if I have anything to add. N81JM has always had a pair of short
thin steel springs ending in an aluminum wheel bracket. Originally she had
a hard rubber wheel that soon wore out. After several tries, I settled on a
skateboard wheel which lasts about a decade (I'm on my third). This steer
Brad wrote:
> Since tailwheel springs are in discussion at the moment, has anyone
made a tailwheel spring out if aluminium bar and if so -
> 1. What spec was used?
> 2. Could it be formed e.g. 20° and if so, must it be formed before
any type if straightening treatment(if relevant)?
> 3. I ass
Hi,
Since tailwheel springs are in discussion at the moment, has anyone made a
tailwheel spring out if aluminium bar and if so -
1. What spec was used?
2. Could it be formed e.g. 20° and if so, must it be formed before any type if
straightening treatment(if relevant)?
3. I assume it could be dr
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