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Rudd Aeroplane Co. Oakland, CA
Anyone heard of them?
They apparently vanished in 1929. I don't know if they made a complete airplane or just hardware. (Interesting turn-buckle: threaded 12-28.) Any information would be warmly apprecaited. - Robert S. Hoover - EAA 58400 (Life Member) |
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Rudd Aeroplane Co. Oakland, CA
The Funk used that size turnbuckle.
wrote in message ups.com... Anyone heard of them? They apparently vanished in 1929. I don't know if they made a complete airplane or just hardware. (Interesting turn-buckle: threaded 12-28.) Any information would be warmly apprecaited. - Robert S. Hoover - EAA 58400 (Life Member) |
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Rudd Aeroplane Co. Oakland, CA
On Jul 12, 5:52 pm, " wrote:
Anyone heard of them? They apparently vanished in 1929. I don't know if they made a complete airplane or just hardware. (Interesting turn-buckle: threaded 12-28.) Any information would be warmly apprecaited. - Robert S. Hoover - EAA 58400 (Life Member) Nothing on them in Aero-Files, which is incredibly comprehensive. http://www.aerofiles.com/_ro.html Perhaps someone at the Western Aerospace Museum knows something. Oakland was a hotbed of aviation activity in that time frame. http://www.westernaerospacemuseum.org/ I got foncused for a minute, as there used to be a plant on High Street off of San Leandro Blvd that built RUUD water heaters, and I wondered if this aviation enterprise might have been a spin off, but this was a deluded edifice of my own creation. |
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Rudd Aeroplane Co. Oakland, CA
On Jul 12, 8:06 pm, "Cy Galley" wrote:
The Funk used that size turnbuckle. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Lotsa planes did. 12-28 turnbuckle barrels are AN155-21's. But this one appears to be bronze instead of brass, has a hex center section that accepts a 7/116" wrench and is a tad less than 2-1/2" long, about a quarter inch longer than a standard AN155. I've never seen anything like it. -R.S.Hoover |
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Rudd Aeroplane Co. Oakland, CA
Especially if it accepts a 7/116" wrench, which I ain't seen one around
lately. Jim -- "Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, with chocolate in one hand and wine in the other, loudly proclaiming 'WOO HOO What a Ride!'" --Unknown wrote in message ups.com... On Jul 12, 8:06 pm, "Cy Galley" wrote: The Funk used that size turnbuckle. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Lotsa planes did. 12-28 turnbuckle barrels are AN155-21's. But this one appears to be bronze instead of brass, has a hex center section that accepts a 7/116" wrench and is a tad less than 2-1/2" long, about a quarter inch longer than a standard AN155. I've never seen anything like it. -R.S.Hoover |
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Rudd Aeroplane Co. Oakland, CA
RST Engineering wrote:
Especially if it accepts a 7/116" wrench, which I ain't seen one around lately. Jim It's used for really fine adjustments? Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired |
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