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Old 25 January 2008, 01:57 AM   #111 (permalink)
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Old 26 January 2008, 06:13 AM   #112 (permalink)
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Axle Box Detail

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Is the design of Pavel's axle box a little different from your's? It appears that the surface of the "tabs" which support the bungees is a bit forward (further out) from the face of the axle box itself. Are there several variations on this design?

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Old 30 January 2008, 08:52 AM   #113 (permalink)
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GQ prop flange

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Any body interested in prop flange for GQ engine. I will start make them. More order cheeper flange.
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Hi every one

So far I have interest in 4 prop flanges for GQ engine. The estimate is 1700 USD each +_ 20%.

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Old 30 January 2008, 08:55 AM   #114 (permalink)
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Jeff,
Is the design of Pavel's axle box a little different from your's? It appears that the surface of the "tabs" which support the bungees is a bit forward (further out) from the face of the axle box itself. Are there several variations on this design?

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Hi

I'm not a expert on that A/C yet. The documentation I have is showing dish plate 4 mm of set.

Any one can put input's??

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Old 30 January 2008, 09:59 AM   #115 (permalink)
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it is my understanding that the outward flare on the shock cord tubes is correct. like the one pavel has posted.
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Old 30 January 2008, 11:18 AM   #116 (permalink)
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sorry to waste your time. I must have missed this detail on the other axle boxes I've seen here. I thought the face of the plate which holds the bungee tubular supports was flush not dished as shown in Pavel's design. must be advancing age. again, my apologies

thanks for alerting me to this.

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sorry to waste your time. I must have missed this detail on the other axle boxes I've seen here. I thought the face of the plate which holds the bungee tubular supports was flush not dished as shown in Pavel's design. must be advancing age. again, my apologies

thanks for alerting me to this.

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Old 30 January 2008, 01:47 PM   #118 (permalink)
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GQ prop flange 1700 $, is it including the 2 bronze conus and the nut with the pull aut ? How will the front part look , exact like a Mercedes flange or different ?
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here is pictures of the wheel hubs for Pavel's plane. He has made attaching points for the brake disc.
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Old 3 February 2008, 02:49 PM   #120 (permalink)
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Hi all,
Pavel has sent me pictures of his wheel spindles. here he has the bronze bushings in. I think they look rather nice! they are set up to take a brake disk. Pavel, you shoul pop in and tell us what parts are gonna go together.
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Here is a great shot of the top with the bushings and spoke holes.
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Here is the bottom.
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