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David Yarris
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CH 750 STOL parts for sale
Started Feb 22, 2023 0 Replies 0 Likes
Life circumstances happen and I had to make the decision to halt my project before I really got started.I have for sale completed rudder, stabilizer, elevator, slats and flaps. I am including the…Continue
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- STOL CH 750
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- Engine installed (or plan to install)
- Viking
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- No Experience
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- Private Pilot
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http://www.zenith.aero/group/stolch750/forum/topics/trim-tab-actuator-adjustment?commentId=2606393%3AComment%3A730618&groupId=2606393%3AGroup%3A72
My thread asking the same question.
I ended up getting a new rod, and the trimming as necessary to get as close to the travel as I could. try screwing in the rod ends a little at a time to see if it gets closer. Its been 2 years so I am trying to remember. If I remember there are several posts about the same complaint.
I am not flying yet still building fuselage, But I can see if I can answer.