This topic has 5 replies, 4 voices, and was last updated 4 years, 2 months ago by Richard E Russell.

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  • #1285
     Richard E Russell
    Participant

    We are doing my annual using the original Meyers OTW manual and learned (?) that our OTW had tailwheel boots? I don’t recall seeing any on any of the OTW I have been around the past 18 years? Need we OTW owners need locate a source or my mechanic here may be able to do so?

    fly safe ut there – I’ve been doing some until the annual ran out last month…

    #1288
     Jim Jones
    Participant

    Dick, yes, boots were used, primarily, to keep dirt out of that bronze trunion bearing around the shock strut. Barg has the pattern for the boot….. somewhere.

    #1299
     Richard E Russell
    Participant

    K -thx when you locate same or the drawings pleas advise

    DR

    #1970
     Tom Thibodeau
    Participant

    DIck,

    Did you get your boot?

    R, Tom

    #1984
     Karen Wade
    Keymaster

    Yes. We removed the tailwheel boots on “Fly Navy” to service the bearing and the rear suspension. I can trace if for you if you need me to.

    #1985
     Richard E Russell
    Participant

    Code 4, disregard my post – I have ‘particular’/thorough wrench and IA and that’s great – however, since I posted this, I’ve again realized, a tail boot for our OTW is rarely available. Although I do fly off grass, I just do a thorough pre-flight focused especially on the tail wheel area. It’s grear to have particular mechanics by the way!

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