KR> KR2 Hull, Wing Skins For Sale 1k

2014-07-02 Thread samantha toner




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Could someone tell me the angle of the Diehl main gear brakets? I intend to 
make my own. I also remember a post ?regarding composite legs that some of you 
had used. Any idea if they might still be available ? ps?at what position?are 
the mounting brackets attached to the main spar? Thanks Mark?
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KR> landing gear legs and brackets

2014-07-02 Thread Flesner



> > Could someone tell me the angle of the Diehl main gear brakets? I 
> intend to make my own. I also remember a post  regarding composite 
> legs that some of you had used. Any idea if they might still be 
> available ? ps at what position are the mounting brackets attached 
> to the main spar? Thanks Mark

>You can find the fiberglass legs on eBay. Aviation parts/ Grumman 
>tiger undrilled. Contact me direct and ill sen you photos of my 
>setup with PDFs of drawings. I'm also using the legs cut down for 
>the front gear.
>Dprich01 at comcast.net
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The Diehl upper brackets are mounted to the spar with the leg angled 
at 45 degrees.  The lower bracket is also 45 degrees.  If you want to 
increase  the camber a bit I'd suggest you modify the lower fitting a 
bit to the angle you want.  I went with 45 / 45 and it has worked out 
well for me.  The Grumman gear legs are made of the same material as 
the Diehl legs but are slightly thicker and wider.  You will have to 
modify them a bit to get similar results, i.e., cut a bit narrower or 
run through a planner to modify the thickness.  Some builders make 
upper gear brackets using 1/8" steel plate. I added about 1/8" of 
fiberglass to my 30 inch legs for a bit more stiffness.  If you use 
the Grumman legs with more than 24" length I'd suggest leaving them a 
bit thicker than the 24" Diehl leg.  With my 24" fuselage stretch I 
needed longer legs to get the correct 3 point stance.

   https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/32133949/IMG_8669.JPG

  I made my lower brackets using a piece of 2"X6"X1/4" 4130 steel 
plate.  I cut through the plate at center going about 3/4 of the way 
through the metal.  I bent the plate at the cut to 45 degrees with 
the cut on the outside.  I had a gusset welled to the inside and had 
the cut welded shut and then sanded the weld to a nice radius.  I 
think the Diehl lower bracket is 2 1/2 inches 
wide.  http://myplace.frontier.com/~flesner/21.jpg

Diehl instructions say to mount the upper brackets next to the 
fuselage.  I moved my brackets outboard 4 to 6 inches on each side 
for a slightly wider gear stance.  That and 30 inch legs instead of 
the Diehl 24 inch legs give me a nice 8 foot wide gear track.

There is much discussion about  "toe-in, toe-out".  I set my track at 
zero / zero and love the ground handling and I get zero tire side 
ware. I also run a slightly lower tire pressure (25 pounds) than some 
and my tires seem to last forever.  On an annual once I found them 
both to have deflated to 15 pounds each.  They still looked 
and  performed perfectly normal although I'd not recommend running 
them below the 25 pound range if possible or unusual side loads might 
cause a problem.  Keep the aircraft aligned with the direction of 
travel when on the ground and that won't be an issue. :-)  500+ hours 
and still wearing the KR grin

Larry Flesner





KR> KR2 Hull, Wing Skins For Sale 1k

2014-07-02 Thread Joe
Also, I am located in Tampa Florida, the project is in Zephyrhills Florida.

Joe

-Original Message-
From: "Jose Fuentes via KRnet" 
Sent: ?6/?30/?2014 12:27 PM
To: "Dene via KRnet" 
Subject: KR> KR2 Hull, Wing Skins For Sale 1k

Ask for pictures and you shell receive.


I got wing skins, ribs, spars, hull with tail feathers. canopy, tank, most of 
the landing gear components (minus wheels). 


 You can reach me at 850-284-7440


Joe






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KR> KR2 Hull, Wing Skins For Sale 1k

2014-07-02 Thread Joe
Make an offer I need to make room, my email address is dark7622 at yahoo.com

Joe

-Original Message-
From: "Jose Fuentes via KRnet" 
Sent: ?6/?30/?2014 12:27 PM
To: "Dene via KRnet" 
Subject: KR> KR2 Hull, Wing Skins For Sale 1k

Ask for pictures and you shell receive.


I got wing skins, ribs, spars, hull with tail feathers. canopy, tank, most of 
the landing gear components (minus wheels). 


 You can reach me at 850-284-7440


Joe






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KR> Ohio

2014-07-02 Thread Lee Van Dyke
Hello netters,
I know this is short notice, but if there are any builder near Athens Ohio, I 
will be in the area for the weekend. Would like see any projects

Lee Van Dyke