REFLECTOR: Flat wrench
HYTEC45 at aol.com
HYTEC45 at aol.com
Fri Oct 15 09:14:27 CDT 2004
What is/was wrong with the castle nut as used originally? In reality, any
application where a rotating part is faced against a washer/nut, the nut should
be castleated. I have a castle nut, and have had no problems. Is it because
a thin castle nut is not available? Just take a standard nut and face off a
little. If I had to carry tools (other than the normal survival kit) just to
check individual items, (remember the guys who had to carry a torque wrench for
the ivos and check before each flight) I would probably look at building
something else. Homebuilding should not continue during flights. One thing I
have noticed in homebuilding (been active over 30 years) is just about any where
you could break down, there is someone that is willing to help. I am, and
have on many occasions. Most of the builders I know are as I am sure you guys
are to.
Speaking of hardware, how many people pay attention to placing the correct
side of an AN washer down? There is one.
TEC
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