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1. 05:36 AM - Re: M-14P Oil Filter vs. Screens (Dale)
2. 07:20 PM - Re: My bad day. (keithmckinley)
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Subject: | Re: M-14P Oil Filter vs. Screens |
Airwolf Adapter $500+ and the hoses and fittings they send are useless.
Hamburger Adapter is $100 with no hoses .
Both use standard aircraft filters that use internal bypass valves.
I feel a pre oiler on the M-14 is not needed as would be the case on a large Curtis
1820 in a T-28 where the clearances are larger along with the huge HP on
the rotating components and where "they" scavenge the engine down to nothing including
the valve covers which is not done on the m-14. Also you do some pre-oil/charge
(short path to engine) when you hand prop the engine which is not
done on the larger radial engines with clutch starters.
This shows filter location on Yak mounted under the oil vent tube connected to
the engine mount . This is a Hamburger . You can mount is somewhere else. One
is on the YakTW the other is on a Radial Rocket.
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@Vic, now that is impressive!
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Keith McKinley
700HS
X26 Sebastian, FL
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