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ajustable seat hardware
Started Mar 3, 2018 0 Replies 1 Like
thanks to all who replied to my question about sliding seatsContinue
ajustable seat hardware
Started this discussion. Last reply by Joe Pringle Feb 14, 2018. 2 Replies 0 Likes
those of you that bought zeniths sliding seat hard ware,did it have something that tied the two side to open at the same time? how did you like it.Continue
cowling fasners on zenith 750
Started Dec 7, 2016 0 Replies 0 Likes
I'm building a 750 and am working on the cowling. I'm using William winn's nose bow,l and a kit provided by J. Weseman, between the nose bowl and firewall. All mtl. combined is about 3mm thick…Continue
battery location
Started this discussion. Last reply by ronald zielke May 16, 2016. 16 Replies 0 Likes
for those of you using a corvair motor, were did you end up for a battery location on the 750, I'm thinking firewall. Continue
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owned my own cessna 182
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Hi Ron! Thanks for the comments on my recent post. You'll have your plane flying sooner than you think! Good luck and keep me updated!
Hi Ron,
The move to the airport is a milestone! It won’t be long now and you will be able to enjoy the fruits of your labour. These planes fly great so I think you will be thrilled with your choice to build this airplane. Good luck on your completion and let’s keep in touch.
Cheers,
Joe
Thanks and good to hear from you, Ron! You ought to be getting into that "90% done, 90% left to go" phase by now! Haha! How is it going? I need to pop up and visit again - always looking for somewhere to fly!
Regards,
John
Hi Ron,
No that wasn’t me (I can’t remember who said they were going to try a limiter cable but I can’t see why it wouldn’t work.) We found that we don’t need the limiting rod. The spring works well without. As a point of reference, it is my friend who has the Viking spring. I have decided to stay with the bungee unless I have longevity problems like some of the other guys.
Cheers,
Joe
mine is mmallock@yahoo.ca
Hi Ron, in case I didn't answer this, here's a new picture of the teflon lines I installed in place of the rigid. I needed some give when reinstalling the valve, and these worked out much better, Make sure you get the banjo type fittings designed for the valve, these are not tapered pipe thread and you need the banjo fitting to make the 90 degree turn, not the elbows I have.
The front fitting goes to a bulkhead fitting on the floor and then underneath to the front.
And here's a picture that shows the seat pan and brackets
Hey Ron, I just your post, did I ever get back to you? I hope so, but I don't remember seeing this.
Walt
Thank you for the reply Ronald!
Yea, the rubber lines kinda scare me, and that whole deal of replacing them every five years, not my idea of user friendly, that being said the abrasion resistance and "streatchability" of rubber along with the low cost of the line and fittings does give the idea some merit.
How has the Corvair been? I have two core engines coming and have been in discussions with Corvair SPA regarding their 3.3litre upcoming engine!! pretty darned excited to finally start something I've spent years researching....
If its appropriate to add a fellow Corvair user as a friend, I will do so!!
I'm very new to the social media world!
MWM
Sorry not to be of any help... I do know there are people on here with that in their 750, might be worth a forum post asking for hints? - Paul
Hi Ron, Good luck with the corvair build, it is still on my short list for engines. Safe travels to the open house this fall and hope to see you there!
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