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In an effort to get "Big Ugly's" water ballast system working
correctly I was hoping one of you might have the dump adjustment screw
from the ballast rocker. I only need one and prefer not to spend 500
Euros on a service contract. This is for an LS-3a, but they are the
same on many LS's and I beleive a few other manufacturers. Anybody got
a junk glider sitting around?
Bryce
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JJ Sinclair[_2_]
April 20th 11, 02:48 PM
On Apr 19, 9:59*pm, " >
wrote:
> In an effort to get "Big Ugly's" water ballast system working
> correctly I was hoping one of you might have the dump adjustment screw
> from the ballast rocker. I only need one and prefer not to spend 500
> Euros on a service contract. This is for an LS-3a, but they are the
> same on many LS's and I beleive a few other manufacturers. Anybody got
> a junk glider sitting around?
>
> Bryce
>
> Pics for better description:https://picasaweb.google.com/bsammeter777/DropBox#5597514571164365970
I'll take a look in the barn, may have it because we made one flyable
LS-3a from two disabled candidates about 20 years back. If not, you
can get your local TIG welder to make it up from a 6mm bolt and flat
washer for his minimum rate.
Cheers,
JJ
On Apr 20, 6:48*am, JJ Sinclair > wrote:
> On Apr 19, 9:59*pm, " >
> wrote:
>
> > In an effort to get "Big Ugly's" water ballast system working
> > correctly I was hoping one of you might have the dump adjustment screw
> > from the ballast rocker. I only need one and prefer not to spend 500
> > Euros on a service contract. This is for an LS-3a, but they are the
> > same on many LS's and I beleive a few other manufacturers. Anybody got
> > a junk glider sitting around?
>
> > Bryce
>
> > Pics for better description:https://picasaweb.google.com/bsammeter777/DropBox#5597514571164365970
>
> I'll take a look in the barn, may have it because we made one flyable
> LS-3a from two disabled candidates about 20 years back. If not, you
> can get your local TIG welder to make it up from a 6mm bolt and flat
> washer for *his minimum rate.
> Cheers,
> JJ
Thanks for checking JJ.....I had the welder plugged in and ready to
go, but at the last minute thought that there had to be someone with
an original laying around! Let me know if you run across any other
worthwhile -3 parts......maybe I can make the effort in the barn a
little more worth your time.
Let me know, and thanks in advance,
Bryce
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