REFLECTOR: nose gear shock dimensions
Steve Goldman
steve at fatcatair.com
Wed Aug 8 21:30:03 CDT 2007
Pat Shea wrote:
> Steve,
>
> It can get pretty tight in the keel with both the
> rigid and flexible hyd lines, dump valve, sequence
> valve, over-center stap, nose gear shock, etc.
> Obviously the shock moves around with the gear too. It
> takes some planning even with the nose gear linkage
> operating and watching it swing through from up above.
> Who knows, the new shock may even be a different size.
>
> Any way you can move on with something else until your
> new nose gear shock arrives?
>
Now you have me worried. Ok maybe more worried since I was concerned
about this. There is always something else to do but I was trying to
finish up this part of the fuselage so I could contemplate joining the
halves.
I asked the factory last week when I might expect a new shock and the
answer was maybe a month, maybe two. That sounds like "who knows" to
me so I was trying to come up with a safe plan to finish this section.
I may have to reconsider that plan if a mockup shock doesn't make me
feel pretty safe.
--
Steve
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