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ASH-25E - Rotax 275
Having flown some of them, I noticed a couple of recurrent problems: 1. Actuator cannot start to lift the engine out of its well. The usefull lever to start moving is short... Manually opening the hatch helps. Door sandows are original. Battery voltage is OK (a car battery has been tried). Screw actuator has been opened, cleaned and properly lubricated. 800N gasstrut has been replaced with a 1000N new one. Anyone got rid of this problem? 2. What is the safest way to get and keep propeller vertical while lowering the engine? I've seen (lucky) pilots rely on the 'natural' stop position after switching off. I've also seen two propellers shattered while trying to enter the fuselage... Some engines have a magnetic position detector on the flywheel. Some pilots use a mirror to see the propeller. Some position it with wind-and-brake, some have a manual starter cable. Some brakes on the flywheel seem really efficient, some are slippery. Anyone has bright ideas? |
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