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1. 05:22 AM - Forced Landing Nose Leg (Graham Brighton)
2. 12:56 PM - SV: Forced Landing Nose Leg (Hans Christian Erstad)
3. 02:26 PM - Re: Forced Landing Nose Leg (Richard Trickel)
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Subject: | Forced Landing Nose Leg |
G'day All,
Bit of an update ...Bob Bohemier kindly set me up
with a replacement nose leg ...which he got off to me in record short
time ..thx Bob .. The leg arrived today and looks fine but mite be one
inch longer perhaps ... The original one is a bit mangled so doesn't
measure very easily ..
Have pulled the engine out and found some more damage .. The bottom
Nose Leg mount has pushed back into the Fire Wall surface causing some
damage there ...
And if i grab one wing-tip and tug it fore and aft ...i get some free
movement .. !!! ...lifting the wing-tip straight up and down the wing
seems good and solid though .. The other wing is ok and solid both ways
..
The forced landing was light ..and onto rough soft soil ... The Nose leg
broke and folded back on contact ..and the broken leg only left a scrape
mark in the ground 30 yrds long ... where we came to a halt ..!!
Would be very surprised if i have Spar damage but..... ??
Engine is out ...but not pulled down ...so far can see one broken Valve
head .. (and holed piston) and a possible dislodged Valve seat ..
Will know more as i progress along ..
Any input appreciated
Graham
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Subject: | Forced Landing Nose Leg |
One KIS owner have experienced what it takes to damage the spar. Se
report:
http://www.aaib.gov.uk/publications/bulletins/august_2005/tri_kis__g_tkis
.cf
m
I am not sure if he is still on this list?
Regards,
Hans Christian
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Fra: owner-kis-list-server@matronics.com
[mailto:owner-kis-list-server@matronics.com] P=E5 vegne av Graham
Brighton
Sendt: 3. mai 2010 14:18
Til: kis-list@matronics.com
Emne: KIS-List: Forced Landing Nose Leg
G'day All,
Bit of an update ...Bob Bohemier kindly set me up
with a
replacement nose leg ...which he got off to me in record short time
..thx
Bob .. The leg arrived today and looks fine but mite be one inch
longer
perhaps ... The original one is a bit mangled so doesn't measure very
easily
..
Have pulled the engine out and found some more damage .. The bottom
Nose
Leg mount has pushed back into the Fire Wall surface causing some
damage
there ...
And if i grab one wing-tip and tug it fore and aft ...i get some free
movement .. !!! ...lifting the wing-tip straight up and down the wing
seems
good and solid though .. The other wing is ok and solid both ways ..
The forced landing was light ..and onto rough soft soil ... The Nose leg
broke and folded back on contact ..and the broken leg only left a scrape
mark in the ground 30 yrds long ... where we came to a halt ..!!
Would be very surprised if i have Spar damage but..... ??
Engine is out ...but not pulled down ...so far can see one broken Valve
head .. (and holed piston) and a possible dislodged Valve seat ..
Will know more as i progress along ..
Any input appreciated
Graham
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Subject: | Re: Forced Landing Nose Leg |
Graham
If the wing moves a little for and aft it might be because the rear spar bo
lt/bushing took a hit
Remove the lower fairing and check whilw someone moves the wing back and fo
rth.
I dought you have a problen with the main spar but I would remove the wing
from the airplaner anyway to give it a good look.
Rich
--- On Mon, 5/3/10, Graham Brighton <gbrighton@skymesh.com.au> wrote:
From: Graham Brighton <gbrighton@skymesh.com.au>
Subject: KIS-List: Forced Landing Nose Leg
G'day All,
------------------ Bit of an update ...
Bob Bohemier kindly set me up with a replacement nose leg ...which he got o
ff to me in record short time ..thx Bob ..- The leg- arrived today and
looks fine but mite be one inch longer perhaps ... The original one is a bi
t mangled so doesn't measure very easily ..
-
Have pulled the engine out and found some more damage ..- The bottom Nose
Leg mount- has pushed back into the-Fire Wall surface causing some dam
age there ...-
-
And if i grab one wing-tip and tug it fore and aft ...i get some free movem
ent .. !!! ...lifting the wing-tip straight up and down the wing seems good
and solid though .. The other wing is ok and solid both ways ..
-
The forced landing was light ..and onto rough soft soil ... The Nose leg br
oke and folded back on contact ..and the broken leg only left a scrape mark
in the ground 30 yrds long ... where we came to a halt ..!!
-
Would be very surprised-if i have Spar damage- but..... ??
-
Engine is out--...but not pulled down ...so far can see one broken Valv
e head .. (and holed piston) and a possible dislodged Valve seat ..
-
Will know more as i progress along ..
-
Any input appreciated
-
Graham
-
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