Unless you have a Maule tailwheel, DON'T
First off, it's not approved.
Second, compression springs have a "hard stop" when they reach their extension limit. You run the risk of bending or breaking the rudder bellcrank.
Tailwheel adjustment Scott 2000/3-24
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Re: Tailwheel adjustment Scott 2000/3-24
First off, it's not approved.
Second, compression springs have a "hard stop" when they reach their extension limit. You run the risk of bending or breaking the rudder bellcrank.
John Cooper
www.skyportservices.net
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