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  • vetdrem
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    OK, so let me get this straight. There is supposed to be a "trim position indicator" installed??

    I had a '41 BC-65 with the flippers and of course no position indicator. Then I bought a '41 BC12-65 DELUXE that has the trim tab on the elevator and a crank in the overhead. It has a wool headliner but no position indicator. I thought that it could use one, but I decided that it didn't really matter, I turned it to relieve yoke pressure for whatever speed I was shooting for, not to make a needle point in a certain direction.

    I thought that it was built that way. I guess that I will be doing some investigating when I get back up north in the spring (early May). Leave me some space on the forum so I can ask some probing questions.

    Louie

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  • Bruce Caldwell
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    Thanks for the reply Rob! I can wait till May. I will let you know next week if that shaft will work with my pulley.

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  • Bruce Caldwell
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    I'd love to see the drawings. You can post them here of send me an email at [email protected].

    Thanks Hank, I have learned so much from your posts.

    Bruce
    N59893

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  • Hank Jarrett
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    I have drawings for the "tin bits" if you need them.

    Hank

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  • Robert Lees
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    Hello Bruce:
    I have the shaft if that helps (see photo). If you'd like it, it's yours for the shipping cost from the UK, unless you can wait until May when I can ship it from the USA.

    You can see the spline where the pulley fits. The crank fits using a cotter pin or scroll pin at the left-hand end.

    The rest of the mechanism is a bit of tin and wire, and can reasonably be made by a semi-competent person. Well, I managed it : http://www.taylorcraft.org.uk/trim-system-new.htm



    Let me know,
    Rob
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  • Bruce Caldwell
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    Shaft for trim tab system needed

    I'm looking for parts that drives the trim system which is overhead in the cockpit. It has the crank on the bottom and pulley and tell tale on the top. All I have is the handle and pulley. What I need is the shaft and tell tale parts. Any help out there?
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