Rowland, You are welcome to go and look at my tail wheel
in office hours. Just talk to the lovely lady (Zoe) in the
Probe office. Regards, David
Rowland Carson <rowlandcarson@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Im getting the tailwheel parts ready to assemble and
>have noticed a discrepancy between my paper manual
>(chapter 32, page 11, issue 1) and the PDF I downloaded
>from the Europa factory website (chapter 32, page 11,
>issue 4).
>
> My paper manual show a Spirol pin part # 45284 inserted
>opposite the grease nipple and acting as a limit stop in
>the semi-circumferential slot in the tailwheel fork. The
>PDF does not show or mention this at all.
>
> Does anyone know if this is another misprint or if the
>pin is no longer deemed necessary? Are there downsides to
>installing it if its not needed? I can see that leaving
>it out makes it theoretically possible in some sort of
>extreme situation for the tailwheel to rotate too far and
>get the cables crossed.
>
> BTW Im installing the Graham Singleton pushrod rudder
>drive, if that makes any difference.
>
> All comments (except for silly ones ;-) ) welcome!
>
> in friendship
>
> Rowland
>
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