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Old June 11th 17, 04:34 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
howard banks
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Default Tost Ring Failure

Would some kind soul who really knows please tell us whether genuine Tost rings are ever(a) welded or (b) oval? Sounds more like bits of chains such as for those safety chains on trailers to me. Hence their being called earlier Toast rings(sic)!!






On Monday, June 5, 2017 at 9:45:05 PM UTC-4, Jock Proudfoot wrote:
Larry Morrow posted
Yesterday we found a toast ring with a fracture in the big ring. It
appears to completely through the ring. Has anyone else had this
experience? I have attached two image flies showing both sides of the
ring.
https://forum.sac.ca/download/file.php?id=254
https://forum.sac.ca/download/file.php?id=253


 




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