Good Morning All,
Once again I am back looking for help. We are at the point of putting the wings back on the 120. Since we bought this project basically in boxes literally in a barn we come up missing a part or two from time to time. Usually not too big a deal, we can usually source something we need at Spruce or Univair or make it locally. We ordered new AN8 strut bolts, and in the process of figuring that out noticed a very small bushing that is used in the front strut attachment. It is listed in Figure 10 as 10-13 and has a part number of 0422261.
This part is actually available at Univair and another place but at a totally jaw dropping price. Must be made of platinum, or unobtainium. Some of you smart folks out there must have run into this same situation, so I am hoping someone might known of a reasonably priced source or alternatively, have the specs for this part so we can make one ourselves.
Appreciative as usual,
John Peck
Front strut - Upper - Bushing Part # 0422261 Figure 10-13
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Re: Front strut - Upper - Bushing Part # 0422261 Figure 10-13
Contact Randy Thompson and ask him if his tie down rings require that bushing or replace it.
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Re: Front strut - Upper - Bushing Part # 0422261 Figure 10-13
What is the asking Price from Univair ?
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Re: Front strut - Upper - Bushing Part # 0422261 Figure 10-13
If I remember correctly it’s anywhere from $1200 to $1500 each.......Depending who you buy it from. A good machine shop can fabricate a set just make sure the bolt has the correct fit. Some used ones for sale are worn and badly pitted. This pic was poached from google and yes Randy’s tiedown rings fit over bushing and don’t replace it.
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Re: Front strut - Upper - Bushing Part # 0422261 Figure 10-13
Never mind... I was thinking of something else.
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Re: Front strut - Upper - Bushing Part # 0422261 Figure 10-13
John Peck
I have the Part !
PM Sent .
John L.
I have the Part !
PM Sent .
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Re: Front strut - Upper - Bushing Part # 0422261 Figure 10-13
Im in the same boat I'm missing one. I got my plane in boxes also. i've spent a whole day searching went though everything twice and only found one. And i'm not paying Univair's 1280 dollar price tag.
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Re: Front strut - Upper - Bushing Part # 0422261 Figure 10-13
Use the strut you have with the solid end and you won't need the bushing.
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