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Hi:
I am now installing the Wheels fairings=2C fitting them...the question I ha
ve is how to hold them
the top and the ones for the main wheels.
I would appreciate pictures and ideas on the subject. I though nut plates
=2C that is no good=2C only
machine screws?
It must be and easy way to do this=2C well we know nothing is easy...
thanks
maurice
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Maurice,
The best place for these types of answers is on the www.vansairforce.net
forum.
To answer your question:
1. Get the two halves to mate up. Just cleco them together for now.
2. Enlarge the wheel opening and carve them up so they fit over the
wheel and gear leg.
3. Mark on the brackets were your screws are going to go with your
Sharpe
4. Duck taped some wood blocks on top of the wheels to give them the
proper height.
5. Get them lined up. (You may have to enlarge the wheel and gear leg
holes.)
6. Drill through the wheel pants and brackets where your marks are.
7. Install platenutes as needed. (I think machine screws will come
out.)
8. Once you have them positioned correctly, enlarge the wheel opening.
(Search the Vansairforce.net forum on this, there is a good reason to have
the opening larger than you think is necessary.)
9. Add plate nuts to the wheel pants to attach the front half.
FYI - This is all detailed on the Orndorff videos. (Well done George.) I
suggest you see if you can pick up a copy.
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[mailto:owner-rvsoutheast-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of maurice
murillo
Sent: Monday, May 04, 2009 6:26 PM
Subject: RVSouthEast-List: fairings
Hi:
I am now installing the Wheels fairings, fitting them...the question I have
is how to hold them
the top and the ones for the main wheels.
I would appreciate pictures and ideas on the subject. I though nut plates,
that is no good, only
machine screws?
It must be and easy way to do this, well we know nothing is easy...
thanks
maurice
rv6a
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