Lyndon
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I have cut and moved the end straight. I would be interested to know if anyone else has had a issues with it being to close to the seat once fitted. Lyndon
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I'm sure it would. Specs are specs. That filter fits a Rotax a Briggs and Stratton and a Kawasaki and about one hundred more engines. I'm not using a Briggs and Stratton filter. But a balwin filter that fits a Briggs and Stratton. It's not from repco but from one of the biggest filter suppliers in Australia .
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It's even not right on the horizontal. I know a good welder. He can grind it and fix it
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The end has been welded on incorrectly from what I can see. As the elevator arm lines up perfect with the front part.
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My torque tube is binding and has a woof in it. Now I have to straighten it ??? Lyndon
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Thanks for your input. I'm happy to do that as long as the parts I have go there and not somewhere important. I would rather ask a stupid question than make a stupid mistake. Lyndon
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Yes I know what they are for in a general sense. But before I go drilling holes I would like to know where they go. My manual has no chapter on carpet or angles that go on top of it. A pic of some ones floor or a pic of the extract of the manual would be most helpful. Lyndon
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Pics. Don't take the numbers as gospel.
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Does anyone have a pic of the angles or an extract from the book about carpet. My manual has nothing in it. Sf85 I have four. Under seat ribs. Se022 I have the wrong number as it's part of the elevator and its quite small. So I only have three angles I need to find a home for. ????? Lyndon
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Thanks for the heads up. I was going to use them. I will cut some from the left over sheets. Thanks Lyndon
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That makes sense as I have not installed the carpet yet . But I have no idea where they go as my manual has nothing on carpet. But I have plenty of it. Enough to do two planes by the looks of it. I really thank you for the help. I'm getting towards the end and it seems I spend all my time looking in the manual or looking for parts that don't exist because of an upgrade. All joys of building a plane but. Thanks Lyndon
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Thanks . I must have my part numbers mixed up. I certainly have the strap for the fuel sump. I can easily make a strap for the tap. Thanks Lyndon. Ps I have a few other parts I can't find in my manual. I'm getting towards the end and its a worry having parts left over .
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I'm ready for cabin paint. Tomorrow being Monday the weather is looking good so it shall be done.
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I have some parts I can't find a place for nor in my parts book or manual. SF021-SF085 and 2 x SF 022. Any help would be great. There is only a certain number of times I can go through through the manual in a day. Thanks Lyndon
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Fuel Lines and tap question. The fuel line under the fuselage shows three clamps which I dont have in my kit. I only the single hole type with the rubber insert which is for for my engine I think. also the fuel tap has a bracket SE 009-15 that I also dont have. A pic of this bracket if any one has it please so I can make one. Thanks Lyndon
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Ok . Thanks Rick. I got it. I will change the doubler. If I ever build another plane it will be a lot easier. Lyndon
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I don't quite understand that. But will have look at it on the weekend. What was cable tied goes on the bell crank. There seems a lot of slop in it that a washer won't fix. ?? I will have a look. Lyndon
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Bolt or bushes question. My flaps rod to the mixer. My manual shows nothing 're this area. Any info would be grateful. It's sloppy so something goes in here. Lyndon
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Air cleaners. I have a set of used pods that came with my engine. If some one can use them they are yours to pick up in Adelaide. Or I reckon a post bag at 10 bucks should get them most places in Australia. They are in good nick. No good sitting at my place. Lyndon
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If it runs I will let you know how it goes
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Its a perfectly good oil filter. It's USA made. Meets all the requirements for filtration and oil flow. Look at it the other way. A Rotax oil filter is just a Briggs and Stratton filter. I use a Taiwan made filter for my race bike. It cost under 2 dollars US. It has well over 200 hp. Revs to 15000 rpm. Not only I but just about everyone I know uses them. There has never been an issue. Baldwin make good filters and I'm sure it will be fine. You can see how small the filters are on current 1000 cc super bikes. Lyndon
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Filter issues. Bugger me my cheap filter was to long for fitting the exhaust. So I found a Short one off a Briggs and Stratton engine.
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Sorted two hours of looking for a part that doesn't exist. Not required on the later ones apparently. Lyndon
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I have found the two spacers but definitely no washers that big any where. ??? Lyndon
