Alan=2CWhy not get someone to push down on the tail or tie to a tiedown at
the arfield. Then you can check if the leg is loose. There are two AN4 bolt
s holding it in place. If they are loose=2C just drill another hole.Karl
> Subject: Europa-List: Re: Sideways movement in Tri Gear nose wheel arm.
> From: alancarteresq@onetel.net
> Date: Wed=2C 27 Aug 2014 15:41:34 -0700
> To: europa-list@matronics.com
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> Hi All.
> Many thanks for the web link=2C I can see the nose wheel assembly=2C
> I have a spring damping system and no bungee straps.
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> My nose wheel is fairly stiff=2C I don=2Ct know if its 20 lbs or a bit mo
re=2C but
> I prefer it on the stiff side=2C although taxing is a little harder on th
e finger brakes.
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> I have not examined it yet=2C but my guess is: the nose wheel leg itself
turning=2C?? movement in the leg where it connects to the main frame.
> and nothing to do with the housing or bearings.
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> Is there some pins or bolts going thru the nose gear leg at top end of th
e leg?
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> Hi Bob=2C I have not been on the forum for some time you may have noticed
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> My little dog Sunny died at Christmas and I tied so hard to fix him but I
couldn't=2C it hit me hard=2C but I hope to be joining it the forum again.
> Alan
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