tonyw

New Member

• Dec 18, 2006

• #1

Anyone know how easy/how quick it is to fit the L/H flap and mounting panel? I'm having them delivered on Thursday, and would like to fit them Thursday evening!

Do I need any special tools, or will a socket set do?

 

moldavite

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• Dec 18, 2006

• #2

let me know how you get on, I got the same job to do soon.

How much was the kit btw? if you don't mind me asking

 

ormus

New Member

• Dec 19, 2006

• #3

i fitted the L/H flap on me cessna 152 and it took me all day.

 

tonyw

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• Dec 19, 2006

• #4

ormus said:

i fitted the L/H flap on me cessna 152 and it took me all day.

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I coulda done that in 2 hours! Need some brake pads for it? We got some old asbestos type in our quarantine bay, only 25 years old, should do the job, just don't tell your LAA!

 

tonyw

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• Dec 19, 2006

• #5

moldavite said:

let me know how you get on, I got the same job to do soon.

How much was the kit btw? if you don't mind me asking

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£43 for the whole caboodle (includes L/H & R/H flaps), but that includes £10 quick delivery charge. I think normal delivery would be £5. I'm probably going to do it when I get to the Czech Republic, too much to do before I go. I'm back on the 29th, so will let you know then.

 

ormus

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• Dec 19, 2006

• #6

i take a bit more care with the cessna.
(dont give a toss about the disco, its unlikely to kill me).
but i dont like finding spare spring washers etc.. in me pocket at 3000 ft.

 

tonyw

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• Dec 19, 2006

• #7

ormus said:

i take a bit more care with the cessna.
(dont give a toss about the disco, its unlikely to kill me).
but i dont like finding spare spring washers etc.. in me pocket at 3000 ft.

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I used to be the same with the 'arrier (but I knew some that weren't ).