What glider? Standard certificate or Experimental?

It it's a Schweizer, the wing wheels bear an absolutely uncanny resemblance
to a hockey puck with a 3/8" hole in the middle. Of course, you may also
need the spring arm that supports them.

If it's experimental, in-line skate wheels work great.


Is there an reason why this shouldn't be done?

Yeah, tell your friend to stop dragging the wing tips.

Bill Daniels

"Chuck" wrote in message
link.net...
First off, I am an A&P, but not a pilot.

I have a relative that has a glider and needs to put "wing wheels" on his
glider. He said that they want some pretty decent money for them.

I have a friend that is an excellent machinist and I was thinking of
getting
them together and see if he can make some wheels for him.

I don't know how the reg's work with gliders. Does he need to have an STC
to
do this?

Is there an reason why this shouldn't be done?

Thanks...

Chuck


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