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jim.gilliatt(at)att.net
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Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 3:51 pm Post subject: Final Assembly

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I have a Series 7 near completion; everything       is covered and       painted.  It’s has an       IO240, and a       manual trim tab configuration; which is the point of this message.     

I am at the point where I am trying to mount my       horizontal       stabilizer, and the push-pull cable that controls the trim tabs is       in the way       of the slot for the horizontal stabilizer.        It appears that I have attached the bracket that holds the       rear end of       the push-pull cable too far forward, and as a result it won’t move       high enough       to go over the stabilizer.  The       manual       is very vague on this configuration, and at this moment I cannot       remember what       sort of logic I used to place the bracket where I did.     

It appears that if I move the bracket rearward,       it might do       the trick.  If someone       could give me a       measurement as to where to put it (no jokes), or some advice as a       way to figure       it out, it would be helpful.     

Thanks,

       Jim Gilliatt

       West Greenwich, RI

          

     

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jim.gilliatt(at)att.net
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2011 5:38 pm Post subject: Final Assembly

In regards to my posting last night, it appears that the problem can be 

solved by having the push-pull cable that operates the trim flaps pass 

through the center of the horizontal stabilizer from top to bottom 

slanting downward as it proceeds rearward.  At this point, that is how 

I'm going to do it.

Thanks for all your replies,

Jim Gilliatt

West Greenwich, RI

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