Bungee covers, tie-down rings, brake pedals

[Carl Ellis]

I have these items plus a few more. I'll take some pictures for your viewing pleasure. Then make me an offer.

- Carl -

[Carl Ellis]

brake pedals

!!!SOLD!!!

Some parts found in a bag. Are they Taylorcraft pedals? Offer?

Carl, yes they are Taylorcraft brake pedals. The pulleys
with brackets are bolt-on brake cable pulleys (suitable for a right-hand brake
installation). The red clips are fuel shut-off guards. Rob

[Carl Ellis]

Bungee covers

!!!SOLD!!!

Make an offer.

[Carl Ellis]

Cleveland brake linings

!!! GONE !!!

66-5D. Make an offer.

[Carl Ellis]

Cleveland drums

!!! GONE !!!

One slightly out of round.

[Carl Ellis]

Cleveland torque plate (left wheel)

!!! GONE !!!

Damaged - you can see the crack. Also in other postings.

These babies are $700 new for one. Damaged - definitely not so much.

Buy it, weld it, sell it on E-Bay.

Offer?

[Carl Ellis]

Cowl plug bump

!!! SOLD !!!

This is made from fiberglass. Probably from the vacuum formed bump that I lent to Jason. It's pretty soft (thin) but would suffice to make a mold. Offer?

[Carl Ellis]

tie down rings

!!! SOLD !!!

The strut clamps appear to fit the rings.

Make an offer.

[Carl Ellis]

Brackets - unknown.

!!! GONE !!!


I have no idea what these are.

[mhorowit]

Re: Brackets - unknown.

I have no idea what these are.

The clamping arrangement certainly is the same as on the tie-down clamp, so I'd venture to say whatever it is, it clamps to a strut.
It's worth a good beer on a hot day in Alliance, OH to bet those are supports for something to hold the door open. - Mike (as usual, speaking from ignorance (Hey, I'm from DC! It's something in the water!))

[Carl Ellis]

Re: Brackets - unknown.

The clamping arrangement certainly is the same as on the tie-down clamp, so I'd venture to say whatever it is, it clamps to a strut.
It's worth a good beer on a hot day in Alliance, OH to bet those are supports for something to hold the door open. - Mike (as usual, speaking from ignorance (Hey, I'm from DC! It's something in the water!))

They're kind of big for door stops/holds and those flanges on the end have holes for bolts or more likely screws, since they pretty small.

The best door hold I've seen came from the The Dollar Store. It's a flat metal hook arrangement designed to go over a door top. The part that goes over the door is squarish and the hook part is rubber coated and is for clothes. For aircraft use, the squarish part slips into the edge of the door and the rubber coated hook part captures the strut.

[mhorowit]

Re: Brackets - unknown.

The best door hold I've seen came from the The Dollar Store. It's a flat metal hook arrangement designed to go over a door top. The part that goes over the door is squarish and the hook part is rubber coated and is for clothes. For aircraft use, the squarish part slips into the edge of the door and the rubber coated hook part captures the strut.

Oh, that's neat - that's reason enough to get another Tcraft! - Mike

[Carl Ellis]

Re: Brackets - unknown.

The clamping arrangement certainly is the same as on the tie-down clamp, so I'd venture to say whatever it is, it clamps to a strut.
It's worth a good beer on a hot day in Alliance, OH to bet those are supports for something to hold the door open. - Mike (as usual, speaking from ignorance (Hey, I'm from DC! It's something in the water!))

Mike - you were right. I took the parts out to the airport today and tried them on a Taylorcraft strut. They definitely seemed to fit the purpose.

[mhorowit]

Re: Brackets - unknown.

Mike - you were right. I took the parts out to the airport today and tried them on a Taylorcraft strut. They definitely seemed to fit the purpose.

WOW! One success in a row! Can I leave work early? - Mike

[Carl Ellis]

Re: Bungee covers, tie-down rings, brake pedals

YES! Tell your boss.