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On Aug 8, 6:59 am, jcarlyle wrote:
5Z, that's very helpful - thanks! Just one more thing - do you remember if the handle was removed simply by unscrewing the inside nut, or whether rivets on the handle's outside silver mounting had to be removed? I think it was just a matter of removing the nut on the back. But it was a long time ago. Until you mentioned the nut on the back, I wasn't sure I could help, but that stimulated the recollection. Now, about being locked in the trailer - why did you go in and have someone close the top? Why didn't you get out through the forward hatch? Please do tell the story... Actually, I went IN through the front hatch. The pilot I was crewing for discovered that he couldn't open the trailer. So I ended up fixing the latch while he was out on course that day. -Tom |
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Many thanks, Tom. If I shake this summer flu bug I've got, I'll try
removing the inside nut and see if I can slip things out. I'm going to Elmira on the 19th and would like to have this fixed before I hit the road. Strangely enough, your ship's new owner communicated with me off-line about this. Small world... -John On Aug 8, 10:58 am, 5Z wrote: On Aug 8, 6:59 am, jcarlyle wrote: 5Z, that's very helpful - thanks! Just one more thing - do you remember if the handle was removed simply by unscrewing the inside nut, or whether rivets on the handle's outside silver mounting had to be removed? I think it was just a matter of removing the nut on the back. But it was a long time ago. Until you mentioned the nut on the back, I wasn't sure I could help, but that stimulated the recollection. Now, about being locked in the trailer - why did you go in and have someone close the top? Why didn't you get out through the forward hatch? Please do tell the story... Actually, I went IN through the front hatch. The pilot I was crewing for discovered that he couldn't open the trailer. So I ended up fixing the latch while he was out on course that day. -Tom |
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Hi, Tom,
Well, no joy. I removed the inside nut and washer from the handle (there was Lok-Tite on the threads), but I couldn't remove the handle itself. I tried using a drift pin on the handle shaft, but it seemed very solid. I'm guessing that the two rivets holding the handle onto the rear of the trailer have to be removed before the handle can be removed, but I wasn't up to that yesterday. -John On Aug 8, 10:58 am, 5Z wrote: On Aug 8, 6:59 am, jcarlyle wrote: 5Z, that's very helpful - thanks! Just one more thing - do you remember if the handle was removed simply by unscrewing the inside nut, or whether rivets on the handle's outside silver mounting had to be removed? I think it was just a matter of removing the nut on the back. But it was a long time ago. Until you mentioned the nut on the back, I wasn't sure I could help, but that stimulated the recollection. |
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