Hello Taylorcrafters!
It seems you guys have saved my bacon a few times in keeping my L - 2A flying! Thanks for the past advice!
Now, I'm in another one of those situations: the Tailwheel. I've sheared the bolt (#24 on Fig. 41; AN6 - 15) which holds the block through which the tailwheel fork/ vertical shaft rotates. This, the second time after about 10 hours). The main springs are a little flatter then they should be. I'd like to replace them but don't seem to be able to find a new set. The BC -12D rear springs set is very close to the same size but a bit thicker - at least the ones that are on a BC-12 next to mine in the hangar. The front retaining bolt (28) is shorter but the same size as the L-2 one, while the rear retaining bolt (24) is only 3/8inches diameter on the BC-12. I'd guess that means they are not a direct swap. How about the thickness of the spring pads(#27 & 30)? Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Brian Neri
Flying from Bethany, NY
It seems you guys have saved my bacon a few times in keeping my L - 2A flying! Thanks for the past advice!
Now, I'm in another one of those situations: the Tailwheel. I've sheared the bolt (#24 on Fig. 41; AN6 - 15) which holds the block through which the tailwheel fork/ vertical shaft rotates. This, the second time after about 10 hours). The main springs are a little flatter then they should be. I'd like to replace them but don't seem to be able to find a new set. The BC -12D rear springs set is very close to the same size but a bit thicker - at least the ones that are on a BC-12 next to mine in the hangar. The front retaining bolt (28) is shorter but the same size as the L-2 one, while the rear retaining bolt (24) is only 3/8inches diameter on the BC-12. I'd guess that means they are not a direct swap. How about the thickness of the spring pads(#27 & 30)? Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Brian Neri
Flying from Bethany, NY
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