Scott 3-24B Tailwheel

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Name: Rob Ramey
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Scott 3-24B Tailwheel

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Before the old forum went dark, I was trying to decide whether to spend the $$$ on rebuilding a Scott 3-24B (Scott 2000) tailwheel or purchase a new Lang to replace my existing Maule. The Scott 3-24B that I acquired had a lot of side to side movement at the tailwheel when in the locked position. I was trying to determine if it was the fork or arm assembly what was worn. I could not find any information on what a "good" arm assembly looked like. I decided to bite the bullet purchase a new arm assembly. I included a picture of the new arm assembly next to my old worn out one in case anyone else may go down this road in the future.
New vs Old Arm Assembly
New vs Old Arm Assembly
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Bottom line: I really like the Scott 3-24B. Steers great on the ground and more importantly, no more shimmy :D
Rob Ramey
1947 C140
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