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Bad weather is good for shop time. . . . I';; try to attach some photos of my progress. . .got dual brakes in and lined up, stick is in, and floorboards are done. Now I have to finalize my plans for the doors.
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Eric Minnis
Bully Aeroplane Works and Airshows
www.bullyaero.com
Clipwing Tcraft x3
Flying is easy- to go up you pull back, to go down you pull back a little farther. -
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Did you use strap on bracks or weld in brackets? Looking for drawings. GeorgeTF# 702 Don't be afraid to try something new. Remember amatuers built the ark, professionals built the titanic! -
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Trying photos againAttached FilesEric Minnis
Bully Aeroplane Works and Airshows
www.bullyaero.com
Clipwing Tcraft x3
Flying is easy- to go up you pull back, to go down you pull back a little farther.Comment
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Eric, thanks for the motivation photos - at least someones making progress, it certainly isn't me.Comment
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George- I just made my own- it was really easy. The hardest part is positioning so they do not hit anything. My r/s gear leg gets rubbed by the brake lines from teh left side factory brakes. I'll have to get creative to make sure it clears with no issues. . . . I may end up welding in another pulley bracket on that side. The entire brake installation only took me a few hours.Eric Minnis
Bully Aeroplane Works and Airshows
www.bullyaero.com
Clipwing Tcraft x3
Flying is easy- to go up you pull back, to go down you pull back a little farther.Comment
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Thanks I was thinking of making my own. Probably weld in. GeorgeTF# 702 Don't be afraid to try something new. Remember amatuers built the ark, professionals built the titanic!Comment
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