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On May 5, 10:19*am, Mark Jardini wrote:
Andy Avionic does not have a "jacked ramp". The cradle has an over center cam that lifts the aircraft off its main wheel. Agreed, the jack would be better for rigging purposes. The belt can be seen and inspected through it s length. The center portion of the mast is enclosed trapping the belt within by some mid shaft cross sectional enclosings. I can only assume this is one of those fiberglass impregnated toothed belts they use in cars that last 60k miles. My guess would be you send the mast back to be opened and reclosed or you buy a new one..... Mark And for those Cobra trailers with hydraulic jacked ramps and heavy motorgliders, I'd rather trust the hand cranked gears in my one-man rigger or the person holding my wingtip than trust the hydraulic jack with the weight of my motorglider while tweaking the jack height. I slide in a triangular wooden block as a safety device under the ramp scissors. If the jack fully collapses, I don't think the jack has the leverage to jack up mu ASH-26E again. Darryl |
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