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Old December 18th 03, 02:29 AM
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The diagram posted here was a lot better. I can see how it fits
inside the cones. I didn't know that they did it that way. I thought
the cones just had a big bolt down the center of them like the one on
the R22. I guess this just prooves that there is more than one way to
skin a cat.

Dennis.

"Helimech" wrote:

Your right, pictures are great. The problem is with the head assembled you
can't see the TT strap. I'll e-mail you some pictures from the BK117
(semi-rigid) head scanned from the Maintenance Manual and the Part Catalog
and also the same for the A109A/AII (fully articulated) head. JC


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