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I can tell you that the Falcon 880 had at least two different carry through configurations.
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Falcon 880. This is his first unlimited fullhouse plane. Problem is he has
misplaced the wingrod.
If it's the bent rod version, you might check with Don Richmond at:
I noticed a comment about ejector pins being used as wingrods. I made up a bunch of them, they're inexpensive, beautifully finished, and don't want to bend. They will certainly break. Want to see the one I broke in half during a 'dramatic arrival' with my quasoar? I keep the pieces around as a
I can sell you a piece, but you will end up paying about $16 plus shipping.
Call your local machine shop and ask for HSS drill rod blanks. They are
precise and very hard, but not brittle. You can have them cut them to
length, or you can buy some here:
http://www.drillblanks.com/inch_sizes.html
This might be a better place closer to you:
http://www.huffsteel.com/Huff/Welcome.asp
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Hey, anyone have a piece of really hard straight 5/16 steel rod they can
sell me? It needs to be at least 11 inches long for my new Duck.(old Duck
kit) Maybe it's a Disco Duck! ( an 80's term)
You can get 5/16 ejector pin for Dixie, and cut the head of with a
rotary tool.
Andrew E. Mileski wrote:
Ejector pins come in lengths from 4 to 14, though 36 can be had from
some sources. Make sure to keep in mind the loss in length from cutting
the head off. They have a hardened core and an even harder nitrided
surface that resists wear and corrosion. You'll
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