"I am concerned with the strength of my homemade tailwheel bracket. That is the
reason for my question about 2 on board."
Ryan,
Have you already explored the FAR-23 requirements for a tailwheel landing
conditions? There you will find the basic rules for loadings on main and tail
wheels as a
I'll correct myself on what the plans call for...it's a 3.5" tailwheel.
Although most folks are using 4", there's a wide variety on KRs.
Before you buy a new 4" tailwheel, see
http://www.n56ml.com/kgear.html , especially the part about grease in
the bearings. If you want grease in the bearings,
"Ryan" wrote:
> What kind of tailwheel does your plane have? I have a solid 3" wheel.
I doubt most people can answer this question to your satisfaction,
because it requires three people (pilot, passenger, and somebody to read
the scale), and the huge variables are the weights of the passenger
I am concerned with the strength of my homemade tailwheel bracket. That is
the reason for my question about 2 on board.
New to the list and still learning how respond. I am here for help. Thanks
in advance.
Correction my tailwheel is 3.5".
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What
What kind of tailwheel does your plane have? I have a solid 3" wheel.
Ryan
N9099A KR2
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