Stol Nose Gear Fork for 21" tire
I added the nose fork from Zenith for the 21 inch tire.I used a 700X600 tire. The 21 inch will rub, lack of clearance.Overall, I'm pleased, gained 2" prop clearance!See More
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Stol Nose Gear Fork for 21" tire
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim Derickson Oct 7, 2019. 4 Replies 2 Likes
I added the nose fork from Zenith for the 21 inch tire.I used a 700X600 tire. The 21 inch will rub, lack of clearance.Overall, I'm pleased, gained 2" prop clearance!Continue
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Jack
Hi Jim, may i know your email?
it just that i want to ask about the Flaperon Control Cover. Did you make a hole on it to ease the flaperon control torque for the bolts? What is the diameter and did you close it with something such as plexi glass?
thanks jim
Jim, I have been looking at your photos posted and have a 750 project somewhere in progress. I am using a 0-200 engine and would appreciate knowing where I could get an exhaust made up like yours. Max
Hi Jim
I'm not that guy, I live in NC.
Tom
Hi Jim.... I really like your panel layout.... I'm planning on very much the same layout... would you have any pictures from the back showing how you supported the radios, glovebox etc... any pic's very much appreciated. Thanks. Guy. my e-mail is gtbishof@telusplanet.net
Looking forward to meeting you and your CH-750 at our Fly-in this May. Tell all your friends, the more people that attend the more fun for everyone.
Rick
I'm building a 750. Have the tailfeathers complete, and hope to have the rear fuselage completed this weekend. You photos and comments have provided me great encouragement! Great colors! I'm a California native from Chico, and have been farming in the Williamete Valley in Oregon for the past 20 years.
Dave Wiebe
I work at a small aerospace company, and FOD is a dirty word.
Actually, I think I'm just being respectful to the plane and the project.
Best,
Joe
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