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Why don't the manufactures publish the height to raise the tail as a
difference between the axle center lines above ground? Then you don't need to cut or calculate. Oh, gee... That'd be too simple. "Hagbard Celine" wrote in message ... If the shop has a digital protractor you could also convert the rise/ run to degrees, put the protractor on the specified part of the tail boom and raise the tail until it reads the correct angle. Arctan(rise/run) = angle in degrees About 2.1 degrees, sloping down towards the tail in this case. |
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