Geoff Vincent wrote:
The PIK has the same type of wheel. Installing a new (6-ply Tost) tyre
just needs strong fingers, lubrication (glycerine is good) and a lot of
perseverance.
A number of gliders in SA are wearing 200 x 50 wheels purchased from
materials handling shops. These are robust
Hi John,
The PIK has the same type of wheel. Installing a new (6-ply Tost) tyre
just needs strong fingers, lubrication (glycerine is good) and a lot of
perseverance. Don't know of a split hub arrangement.
Regards,
Geoff V
At 11:34 AM 15/09/2005 +1000, you wrote:
Hi Guys,
My Pilatus B4 has
of issues relating to Soaring inAustralia.
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Pilatus tailwheel
Hi John,
The PIK has the same type of wheel. Installing a new (6-ply Tost) tyre
just needs strong fingers, lubrication (glycerine is good) and a lot of
perseverance. Don't know of a split hub arrangement
