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Tsabari,
I took some pictures today of my exhaust pipes... I don't know if these
will be helpful to you, but I thought I would send them anyway.
I had to take the pax side off to check the gasket because it was leaking...
One thing I can tell you is when you go to weld the flange on, make sure you
can get a socket on the nut on both sides...
My pipes are not exactly coming straight down near the flange. This makes
too much room for the socket on one nut and not enough for the other. The
pipes lean, so to speak, toward one nut or the other...
I worked on my flap handle today also. I figured out how to get the plunger
tube out, by cutting the quadrant tube, and sliding the outer tube off the
quadrant. This lets the inner tube slide right out, spring and all. Mine
has a small bolt for the plunger catch. I don't think it was an eighth of
an inch like the plans call for, and the threads were still showing. I am
planning to put a 3/16 or 5/32 back, and sharpen all the threads off.
-Danny
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 9:29 AM, Tsabari Shahar wrote:
> I am interested to put my self in contact with owners of W-8 O-200 who
> may help (giving some clues) regarding the engine installation and in
> particular regarding exhaust system.
> Many thanks in advance,
> ST
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-DjD
"There are 3 kinds of people in the world: Those who can count and those who
can't"
We have completed the lean-to and tonight we are going to celebrate! It took 3 1/2 days to complete this.
Only owners are invited to the Owners Lean Coffee to give them a safe space to talk about their unique project delivery challenges.
Only owners are invited to the Owners Lean Coffee to give them a safe space to talk about their unique project delivery challenges.
A young man leans against his "motorbike truck" in a small backstreet, in the Laishan district in the east of the city
Presenters from the Kentucky Beef Council shared that there are 29 lean cuts of beef. 2011 Fall Farm Tour was presented by the Kentucky Livestock Coalition and Kentucky CommonGround Program.
Photo taken at the Lean Deck Clinic by Kenneth Yeung. Permission is allowed for use in your blog, website or presentation as long as you adhere to the stated Creative Commons license for this photo/image. Attribution must be included and a link back to this photo page is required.
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Only owners are invited to the Owners Lean Coffee to give them a safe space to talk about their unique project delivery challenges.