Tailwheels
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Bob Eilers
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Tailwheels
Anyone have experience with the new Lang or Matco tailwheels. Price is appealing. The Lang PN D-501A (Aircraft Spruce) is listed for $375.96, The Matco is listed at $191 - pneumatic, $138 - hardrubber. I am looking for a reasonably priced alternative to my Maule and don't want to pay $700 for a Scott.
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bernie
tailwheels
don't think the matco are faa/pma approved as a replacement for the originals, thats why the price is so low. you'd need a field approval to put the matco on and that would probably cost as much as the lang tailwheel to do. food for thought. bernie
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Bob Eilers
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Thx Bernie,
"If it sounds to good....."
"If it sounds to good....."
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Paul Agaliotis
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Bob, a good tail wheel is available from Aviation Products in Ojai, CA. It,s not certified but works very well. Alot of the Pitts crowd uses them. They are about $240 direct or slightly higher from Aircraft Spruce. If I was going to do a 337 on any tailwheel, it would be this one. If you would like more info. stop by hanger 135 @ LVK. Paul Agaliotis
Mailing Adress : Paul Agaliotis 2060 E. San Martin, San Martin,Calif. 95046
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LOWELL
TAIL WHEELS
I have a NEW Lang tailwheel, removed a Scott DC-3 Type. I am not
happy with mine...it takes too much pressure to turn. If I had it to do
over would opt for the Maule one. The Scott 2000 is good but want too
much for the NAME.
happy with mine...it takes too much pressure to turn. If I had it to do
over would opt for the Maule one. The Scott 2000 is good but want too
much for the NAME.
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