Here is a post from the UK PFA bulletin board which may interest some of you guys
" That film clip was taken just after I'd had my plaster-casts removed from my hands. Veeeeeery gentle pull through! Even easier now that the carb is a little better tuned and the engine has freed off a little. The big advantage from my point of view is that you cannot possibly have a kick-back off the prop, EVER. A standard swing needs you to get it through the 28+ degrees of swing before it will turn the right way whilst the Leburg fires at 3 degrees AFTER TDC below 600 rpm. After 18 months off work and 12 months in plaster, I don't want to risk losing my thumbs again." http://s82.photobucket.com/albums/j279/foggythomas/?action=view¤t=2005_1011Image0022.flv <http://s82.photobucket.com/albums/j279/foggythomas/?action=view¤t=2005_1011Image0022.flv> when my mags need replacing, that is what I will do. Pete
