Exactly. When I spoke with Barry about
this, he was adamant that the pylon wing mount was correctly designed. The
plane has been extensively tested, even with 2-man tows. That said, I am sorry
that Don is having this problem. I am not giving up my place in line. ;-) --Jim Laurel From: Mike Fox
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Don, By the pictures and from what I have seem of mine. It looks
like the bag the fuse or have a ballon inside to keep the carbon tight in
the molds. This usually leave a shiney finish after removal. >From the pictures,
it just looks like a poor bond. Even where the nut is down in the pylon, it has
come loose looking again like a bad glue joint. I think Larry Jollys fix will also take care of it with no
problem. Don, If you do not think the plane will hold up,,,Put it in
a box and send it to me, I would take another :-) We have to remember,,,,There are quite a few flying now and
how many failures like this? Mike Fox |
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