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The tubing from the instrument panel to the total energy probe has
fallen off. The total energy probe on my asw-15b is located half way from the cockpit to the rudder. It's mounted from the inside of the fuselage. There are no external bolts. The only thing outside is a metal hole that curves aft 2.5 inches inside at the bottom of the metal sleeve. If my arm was 9 feet long I could easily reach back and slip the tubing on it. Unfortunately my arm is about 3 feet long. Seems like if I had a 2X2X8 with some sort of contraption built to hold the tubing at the end, I could use that to place it on. I can't think of any ideas to have a good firm grip to slide the tubing over the inside mounting of the total energy probe. Any thoughts? Anyone know a midget I can fly into Mississippi? |
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