I did not mean a parts list for >the KR. I meant what is required (if there is a guideline) for hardware >fittings on bell cranks, pushtubes, cables, etc. Regardless of the plane. >So the inspector doesn't come in and say " you have to replace all these >nuts with castles, those pins with bolts, .. >Steve McGee ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++=
In that case get a set of Tony Bingalis books from the EAA for the easiest and least painful way of educating yourself. If you are a bit masicistic (sp? you know, where you like to inflict pain on yourself ) go for the Federal publication AC 43.13-1A which is probably available in one form or another on the web. OR, join a local EAA chapter and get one of the members or the Tech Councilor to bring you up to speed on the correct use of aircraft hardware. Larry Flesner
