rhtrudder Posted September 13 Posted September 13 After 2000 hrs decided to rebuild my worn gearbox, vibration as I come down through the revs, as it turns out , Bert flood can’t supply the prop shaft , long shot I know but has anyone know of a crashed or blown low hour engine , mine has the slipper clutch, I might be grounded for a while waiting for floods to come good
Blueadventures Posted September 13 Posted September 13 Probably not what you want; I have a 2017 195 hour 912ULS for sale in classifieds, one price is without the gearbox inspection, should buyer wish to do that. Its expected gearbox will be ok, with no issue and I'll warranty the sale if gearbox is found to be damaged. Prop strike and engine not turning. End of next week I'll be dismantling the gearbox and carry out the relevant checks, shaft etc (I am Heavy maintenance qualified by Rotax and have a tool on the way in post to disassemble). When I do the G/B the sale price will exclude this cheaper option, as will be a fit and fly engine. Just for your info. Cheers
skippydiesel Posted September 13 Posted September 13 4 hours ago, rhtrudder said: After 2000 hrs decided to rebuild my worn gearbox, vibration as I come down through the revs, as it turns out , Bert flood can’t supply the prop shaft , long shot I know but has anyone know of a crashed or blown low hour engine , mine has the slipper clutch, I might be grounded for a while waiting for floods to come good Sydney Recreational Flying Club, The Oaks, recently wrote of a Foxbat/912ULS. Might be worth contacting - https://www.srfc.org.au/the-oaks-airfield 😈
facthunter Posted September 13 Posted September 13 Just for info NO reduction gear set up tolerates a zero thrust situation well, even turboprops. Nev
Blueadventures Posted September 13 Posted September 13 (edited) 8 minutes ago, facthunter said: Just for info NO reduction gear set up tolerates a zero thrust situation well, even turboprops. Nev Don't know re those just working of the history of the Rotax gearbox with the overload clutch and three washer plate setup and years and numbers of prop strike inspections coupled with hours in service of the respective gearboxs. Edited September 13 by Blueadventures
facthunter Posted September 13 Posted September 13 Any place where there's a running clearance will be Subject to chattering in a floating torque situation (Harmonics)_. If turbines do it, Reciprocating motors are Much worse. Flywheels and Harmonic balancers have been around for ages. It causes fretting and fatigue. Nev
BrendAn Posted September 13 Posted September 13 6 hours ago, rhtrudder said: After 2000 hrs decided to rebuild my worn gearbox, vibration as I come down through the revs, as it turns out , Bert flood can’t supply the prop shaft , long shot I know but has anyone know of a crashed or blown low hour engine , mine has the slipper clutch, I might be grounded for a while waiting for floods to come good Where are you located. I know someone with a flying school 912uls for $800, it's a bare engine without accessories. As far as I know it was in good condition, 1 1
rhtrudder Posted September 13 Author Posted September 13 I’m located in north Victoria, Tongala, but happy to try anything 1
rhtrudder Posted September 13 Author Posted September 13 17 hours ago, Blueadventures said: Probably not what you want; I have a 2017 195 hour 912ULS for sale in classifieds, one price is without the gearbox inspection, should buyer wish to do that. Its expected gearbox will be ok, with no issue and I'll warranty the sale if gearbox is found to be damaged. Prop strike and engine not turning. End of next week I'll be dismantling the gearbox and carry out the relevant checks, shaft etc (I am Heavy maintenance qualified by Rotax and have a tool on the way in post to disassemble). When I do the G/B the sale price will exclude this cheaper option, as will be a fit and fly engine. Just for your info. Cheers Sounds good, let me know when you get the shaft out, easy to do if you have a hydraulic press, could you ring me 0428585573 when you know more, thanks 1
BrendAn Posted September 14 Posted September 14 58 minutes ago, rhtrudder said: Sounds good, let me know when you get the shaft out, easy to do if you have a hydraulic press, could you ring me 0428585573 when you know more, thanks Are you after the shaft or the whole engine 1
rhtrudder Posted September 14 Author Posted September 14 Looks like wal from Bert flood has got it sorted, thanks to everyone for your input 4
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