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  • Guest
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    Re: Have you ever seen this on a t-craft? Please say yes/no and how many time Thanks!

    Originally posted by Spotter626 View Post
    Sorry; yes only the hole is very small, maybe #40 drill bit size.
    Larry
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    thanks!

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  • Larry Lyons
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    Originally posted by drude View Post
    I am not following.

    Does it look like the picture in the first post in this thread?

    Dave
    Sorry; yes only the hole is very small, maybe #40 drill bit size.
    Larry

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  • Guest
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    Re: Have you ever seen this on a t-craft? Please say yes/no and how many time Thanks!

    Originally posted by Spotter626 View Post
    Haven't looked at my 41 BC yet but the 46 BC we are rebuilding has an 1/8th hole in the middle of the tube end not the bottom.
    Larry
    I am not following.

    Does it look like the picture in the first post in this thread?

    Dave

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  • Larry Lyons
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    Re: Have you ever seen this on a t-craft? Please say yes/no and how many time Thanks!

    Haven't looked at my 41 BC yet but the 46 BC we are rebuilding has an 1/8th hole in the middle of the tube end not the bottom.
    Larry

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  • Guest
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    Re: Have you ever seen this on a t-craft? Please say yes/no and how many time Thanks!

    Originally posted by Forrest Barber View Post
    Well bite me in the butt... I did find two fuselages up here with what could be thought of as a hole. That aft assembly for the tail spring that is a separate thing welded to the rear tubes does have a "hole" in it I am sure it was to align that fitting in the jig . Then folks have been drilling it through for oiling purpose or whatever. Normally you can pour down the tail post and it will not run out. I ahve drawings and can check. Maybe factory is answer on this one.
    Respectfully decline.

    Forrest read my post regarding a telcon this week with Bob Harer that is earlier in this thread if you have not yet done so.

    He knew all about it as soon as I described and told me all about.

    I assume a "hole" and hole are the same thing.

    Dave

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  • Forrest Barber
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    Well bite me in the butt... I did find two fuselages up here with what could be thought of as a hole. That aft assembly for the tail spring that is a separate thing welded to the rear tubes does have a "hole" in it I am sure it was to align that fitting in the jig . Then folks have been drilling it through for oiling purpose or whatever. Normally you can pour down the tail post and it will not run out. I ahve drawings and can check. Maybe factory is answer on this one.

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  • barnstmr
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    Would that be the "Angus" part of the Tcraft?

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  • 1938BF50
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    Not on my '38BF

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  • barnstmr
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    not on my '46 BC12D.

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  • taylorcraftbc65
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    Not on my 1940 BC 65. Brie

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  • mulwyk
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    Dave:
    Not on my T.

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  • cpirrmann
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    I don't see one on mine. It's either not there ot covered with fabric. I didn't try to puncture it to see f it is there.

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  • Guest
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    Re: Have you ever seen this on a t-craft? Please say yes/no and how many time Thanks!

    I had an interesting phone call discussion with Robert Harer today. He had been ops manager at T-craft years ago and is very knowledgable.

    I asked him about that tail drain. His answer was that it was there on purpose but not on all planes.

    The hole was intended to be left uncovered.

    Its purpose was to provide an oil drain.

    He emphasized that leaving it uncovered was the intention.

    Now these are my words (in blue) from here on not Robert's - since they built with and without this hole it seems ok to cover it or plug it either one.
    Last edited by Guest; 08-20-2007, 13:13.

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  • tabranch
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    No hole on our 2 F22's.

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  • Forrest Barber
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    THAT hole is new one to me.....

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