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- Warren Hampton
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10 Jan 2024 02:27 - 10 Jan 2024 02:40 #1
by Warren Hampton
Replied by Warren Hampton on topic Copy of STC SA4-1306
40-77 off Cessna 150s 5" wheel the 1 1/4" axel as the Piper axel is.. My brother Chuck has the fork on a inter cyl 614-738-8604 Dave he not going down to Cape Coral for a while. I was hoping he could take a set of seats down to you, could talk to him about that. Shipping from NV. is going to be costly. I wiil get an idea tomorrow..
Last edit: 10 Jan 2024 02:40 by Warren Hampton. Reason: more to say and spelling
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- David Gilson
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09 Jan 2024 20:58 #2
by David Gilson
Replied by David Gilson on topic Copy of STC SA4-1306
Still working on the dual nose fork. I've fabricated an axle to fit a 5" wheel and tire to help with the tail height. I'm waiting for a copy of the stc so I can get a field approval and give it a shot.
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25 May 2023 08:39 - 25 May 2023 08:44 #3
by Kevin Gassert
Replied by Kevin Gassert on topic Copy of STC SA4-1306
I see that document you referenced but also see they superseded it in 1992. I don’t know why anyone would want to do this and have a 6-600 tire on the nose. You will have a hard time getting the tail up. Univair has a similar looking nose conversion that you may have seen but overall the best way to convert to dual is to get the Ercoupe dual nose fork.
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20 May 2023 11:22 #4
by David Gilson
Copy of STC SA4-1306 was created by David Gilson
There is a reference to stc sa4-1306 for installation of a pa24 nose fork on an ercoupe in the documents section. I've scoured the faa and the web for a copy or the owner, no luck so far. As best I can tell it was developed prior to 1960. I've contacted one owner that had it documented, but it has since been changed. I've sent a letter to another owner, but no response yet. If this actually works, it will be very cool. I've already bought the piper nose fork and it definitely can work. If I had a copy of the stc, maybe I could see all of the unintended issues.
let's see what you guys and girls can find in your logs.
let's see what you guys and girls can find in your logs.
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