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Randol Webb



Joined: 10 Jan 2006
Posts: 2

PostPosted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 1:11 pm    Post subject: Jacks Reply with quote

Hello to all. I usually don't write much here, but I read yaklist every
day. I've had (and rebuilt right off the boat) my blue (some call it the
Easter egg) CJ since they first started coming into the country even
before there was a Yaks Pilot Group, the Yak-List or people like Doug
Sapp and others that try to keep us supplied with pieces and parts. Many
of you know me through CJ and Yak check outs, formation training from
the very first clinic held through OSK 50 and aerobatic training, etc.

I have a couple of comments that might be worth while.

1. For those of you considering aircraft jacks. Don't waste time or
money on anything except the original CJ jacks. They are simple, strong
and made to do the CK job. Get all four.
I have a question. Are there left and right wing jacks? Mine are
identical, but I have a feeling that there should be a left and a right
jack.

2. When jacking the aircraft it is vital that you get the airplane high
enough off the ground (pavement). The nose gear, in swinging back, comes
closer to the pavement and if the airplane is not high enough THE NOSE
AND AIRPLANE WILL RISE AND TRY TO MOVE FORWARD OFF THE JACKS. This will
spoil more than your whole day.

3. In getting into a lot of different Yaks and CJs I note different lap
belt/shoulder harness configurations. Is there a feeling among any of
the group that maybe we should standardize the way the belt release is
set up. Is it better to pull the release with right hand or left hand?
For back seaters (instructors/check pilots, etc.) this might be desirable.

Merry Christmas or any other holiday you might celebrate.
Randy Webb


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markgreenway



Joined: 18 Dec 2008
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 6:44 pm    Post subject: Re: Jacks Reply with quote

I just bought two original (orange) jacks, one for each wing. Is there a certain kind for the nose or engine? Can you tie the tail down and just use the two wing jacks?

Thanks


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