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Thread: [Acro] Tailwheel Spring Tension
Message: [Acro] Tailwheel Spring Tension
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From: "Andrew Boyd" <aboyd at igs.net>
Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2002 03:11:41 UTC
I was doing tech inspections recently at a contest, and one recurring small snag I kept noticing was slack tailwheel springs. Tailwheel springs tend to relax over time, and like shock absorbers on your car, the deterioration of performance is so gradual that you often don't notice it. Taking a link out of each side is cheap and easy, really improves the pedal response, and I think may even reduce brake pad wear during s-turns. As for that other topic ... I keep thinking it must be April 1st. -- aboyd at igs.net ATP
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