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On Oct 15, 9:03 pm, "news.west.cox.net"
wrote: I have a 1966 Cessna 172G and some replacement plastics from Vantage Plastics. There are a number of missiong screws on the existing interior, and the perfectionist in me is wanting to replace them along with the plastics. Can anyone out there recommend the screw sizes that are typically used for a Cessna interior? Vantage sells quantities of stainless screws and washers, but I would like to either get a kit or minimize the number of different screws that I have to order. TIA, Jake Typically #4 x 3/8" or so, but you might also find #6 and #8 screws. They are driven into the aluminum itself rather than anchor nuts, and as the holes wallow out they are usually replaced with bigger screws. Cheap setup. And to do the annual/200 hour inspections you have to remove the interior stuff, which just tears those holes to bits over the average airplane lifetime if you do the maintenance properly. I wish Velcro had been available when they designed the airplane. Dan |
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