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  • Jury strut adjust screw

    I am still in need of one (1) jury strut adjustment screw assembly or at least just the screw in part itself. If anyone knows where I might get one please let me know.
    Darryl

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    Re: Jury strut adjust screw

    I should have 2. If my struts pass inspection I would need a replacement for the one I give you.
    L Fries
    N96718
    TF#110

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    • #3
      Re: Jury strut adjust screw

      Thanks for the reply Lloyd, but I don't understand what you are saying. The adjusting screws don't travel with the struts normally, do they? Did you get new ones with your struts?? I'm a little slow on this one.
      DC

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      • #4
        Re: Jury strut adjust screw

        My son put the new struts on when I was on a mini vacation. I'm thinking I saw the screws in the new struts before the old struts were removed. I will be going to the airport soon, but not getting back home until this evening. I'll check to see if the screws are in the old struts.
        L Fries
        N96718
        TF#110

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        • #5
          Re: Jury strut adjust screw

          Just spoke to my son. The new struts came with the screws so the screws should be in the old struts. I will check and let you know.
          L Fries
          N96718
          TF#110

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          • #6
            Re: Jury strut adjust screw

            To quote Paul Newman, "What we have here is a failure to communicate." LOL
            I think you are talking about the adjustment screws in the upper ends of the rear struts.
            What I need is the little fixture that screws into the wing about the 3 or forth rib out and attaches the vertical JURY strut that goes between the main struts to keep them from bowing under compression.
            If I am correct, thanks for the offer, though, I do appreciate it, but I still have my old rear struts installed and they are ok.
            DC
            Last edited by flyguy; 03-26-2008, 10:35.

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            • #7
              Re: Jury strut adjust screw

              I have a pair that I do not need. They are rusty and dirty. The screws are in good shape. Send me you address and I will send them to you. You can then send me a check for what you think they are worth, at least the shipping.

              Ray
              Ray

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              • #8
                Re: Jury strut adjust screw

                OK, I think were on the same page. If the prev. offer dosen't work out let me know. I think I have some in my misc. parts box.
                L Fries
                N96718
                TF#110

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                • #9
                  Re: Jury strut adjust screw

                  Originally posted by flyguy View Post
                  I am still in need of one (1) jury strut adjustment screw assembly or at least just the screw in part itself. If anyone knows where I might get one please let me know.
                  Darryl
                  I have a die and tubing, I just make a new threaded tube, remove the old one and weld a new one in place. Simple, if you decide to do that let me know. Can send you a threaded tube. Dave

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                  • #10
                    Re: Jury strut adjust screw

                    Just make the threaded tube a little smaller in internal diameter than ol' CG designed.

                    The wall thickness between the thread root and the internal bore is a bit small, IMHO. I'd challenge a ramp check FAA bod to notice, without dismantling the jury struts, and even then they'd need an internal mic.

                    Rob

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                    • #11
                      Re: Jury strut adjust screw

                      Originally posted by Robert Lees View Post
                      Just make the threaded tube a little smaller in internal diameter than ol' CG designed.

                      The wall thickness between the thread root and the internal bore is a bit small, IMHO. I'd challenge a ramp check FAA bod to notice, without dismantling the jury struts, and even then they'd need an internal mic.

                      Rob
                      Hi Rob,

                      I use .125 wall 7/16" dia. tube, 4130.

                      eek! a pain to to thread 4130.

                      Plenty of wall though.

                      Dave

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                      • #12
                        Re: Jury strut adjust screw

                        Originally posted by Dave
                        a pain to to thread 4130
                        Use a lathe to turn the thread. Piece of cake.

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                        • #13
                          Re: Jury strut adjust screw

                          Originally posted by Robert Lees View Post
                          Use a lathe to turn the thread. Piece of cake.
                          lol

                          only if one happens to own a lathe :-)

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                          • #14
                            Re: Jury strut adjust screw

                            I have an extra, but if I were you I might try the almost free set.
                            Email me if I can help.....greg
                            Greg Guy 503-851-9595
                            1945 BC12-D NC39258 #6412
                            TF#29

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                            • #15
                              Re: Jury strut adjust screw

                              Hey thanks for all the support guys, I was worried that I would have a REAL problem finding a part.
                              Ray has mailed me one from N.Y. and Lloyd just down the way here has offered to supply one as back up. Think I am in good shape to get the plane back together soon as Wag Aero called and have shipped me the new modified strut clamps.
                              The part I have left would be fine for a rework and I am lucky to have a great old-school welding and machine shop here that would do what work that I can't do to make it usable again.

                              California cental valley is showing off this spring, absolutely beautiful weather here for weeks. CAVU and almost Tshirt comfortable. Can't wait to get back in the air again.
                              Darryl
                              Last edited by flyguy; 03-29-2008, 08:16.

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