Tailwheel Steering
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Tailwheel Steering
While on the ground and coming out of a left turn, pressing the right rudder meets quick resistance and then it breaks free very quickly. Basically have no steering to the right without using brakes. Ni issue with rudder control in the air. Suggestions appreciated.
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Re: Tailwheel Steering
Scott 3200 on a 1950 Cessna 140A
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