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Subject: Rear Spar


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Captain Pulsar
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Date Posted: Tue, Sep 25 2012, 21:55:11 GMT
In reply to: Dave Piercy 's message, "Fuel and electric wing Disconnects" on Tue, Sep 25 2012, 17:42:10 GMT

I don't know of any mod to build a secondary shear plate for the rear spar mount. It would be an alteration to primary structure, so you would have to pass that across Francis' desk at the LAA.

I use a drilled bolt with a castle nut and safety pin. I only do them up firmly finger tight, and then stick the safety pin in. No spannering, so it only takes about a minute each side. A pip pin might be feasable, but I would be inclined to put a safety pin or some alternative positive locking in place anyway, as with wear, the small retaining surface area of the Pip Pin balls could still work their way out of a slightly ovalled hole.

Two Pulsars eh, and I thought I had it bad!

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