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CH 701 part 7H2-6

 
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jswanson(at)jamadots.com
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 25, 2006 7:49 am    Post subject: CH 701 part 7H2-6 Reply with quote

Happy holidays to all

My question for CH701 builders is
My elevator has been assembled with part 7h2-6 the front horizontial stabilizer
bracket of .040 thick material,not the now recomended .063. This fix appeared in the
July/Aug 06 news letter.           To replace the bracket I would have to drill out all the rivets in the top skin.
Is it necessary to replace the bracket? Will inspections alone allow for safety?
Who has done the fix and who has not

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John S
Wetmore, MI
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 25, 2006 11:54 am    Post subject: CH 701 part 7H2-6 Reply with quote

John,

I still have my 701 with the .040, started flying a year ago and have 95 hrs so far. I plan on just keeping an eye on it, so far it looks good as new. If it were me and I was still building the plane, I would probably replace them with the heavier ones before I finished the plane and painted it. I can tell you that once you start flying the motivation to go back and change things drops considerably.

Bob Spudis
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In a message dated 12/25/06 10:50:45 Eastern Standard Time, jswanson(at)jamadots.com writes:
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Happy holidays to all

My question for CH701 builders is
My elevator has been assembled with part 7h2-6 the front horizontial stabilizer
bracket of .040 thick material,not the now recomended .063. This fix appeared in the
July/Aug 06 news letter. To replace the bracket I would have to drill out all the rivets in the top skin.
Is it necessary to replace the bracket? Will inspections alone allow for safety?
Who has done the fix and who has not

do not archive
John S
Wetmore, MI
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PostPosted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 12:59 pm    Post subject: Re: CH 701 part 7H2-6 Reply with quote

I finished my Horiz Stab as you did. I finally took of the top skin and replaced those brackets with .063 material. I had to beat myself up first but it feels better now its done....Geoff

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PostPosted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 1:20 pm    Post subject: Re: CH 701 part 7H2-6 Reply with quote

I got to 200 hours befor I found 1-inch cracks through both mounts. Scared the heck out of me Shocked . You'll sleep better after you replace the .040 mounts with the .060 ones.

Rick


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:53 pm    Post subject: CH 701 part 7H2-6 Reply with quote

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I got to 200 hours befor I found 1-inch cracks through both mounts.
Rick


Just where were those cracks - can you see them without disassembly??
JG


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 9:02 am    Post subject: Re: CH 701 part 7H2-6 Reply with quote

Hi JG,

Here is a photo of right forward mount. They were very visable. So checking for cracks is now a part of every pre-flight.

Rick


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