with
knowing the thread requirements and everything locked down with rigging pins.
It should be a piece of cake.
Paul ViskBelleville Il 618 406 4705
Original message From: Jeff Scott
Subject: Re: KR> Turnbuckle installation
The better turnbuckle barrels
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Subject: Re: KR> Turnbuckle installation
The better turnbuckle barrels have a witness hole in them.
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Subject: Re: KR> Turnbuckle installation
The better turnbuckle barrels have a witness hole in them. As long as
the threads engage enough that you can't see all the way through the
hole or poke a piece of safety wire through them you have enough
threaded in.
According to this
Paul,
A maximum of 3 threads showing outside the barrel is the legal requirement.
See AC 43.13 para 7.166 figure 7.23 (per my 1998 edition)
Cheers
Chris Gardiner
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> On Jun 25, 2017, at 6:56 PM, Paul Visk via KRnet wrote:
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> I'm trying to finish up my rigging of my ailerons. I
The better turnbuckle barrels have a witness hole in them. As long as
the threads engage enough that you can't see all the way through the
hole or poke a piece of safety wire through them you have enough
threaded in.
According to this site you should have no more than three threads
showing which
Would recommend no thread visible at end of barrel, Fully in not a problem.
ZK KRT
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From: "Paul Visk via KRnet"
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Cc: "Paul Visk"
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2017 10:56 AM
Subject: KR> Turnbuckle installation
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I'm trying to finish up my rigging of my ailerons. I might have one cable too
long and one too short. I'm looking in 43.13 and the dark web for the maximum
and minimum insertion of the ends with no luck. All I see is how to safety wire
turnbuckles. And no luck contacting my tech advisor who
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