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I know this was brought up before, but where can I find some? I have looked at Aircraft Spruce and Wicks.
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Source for elevator stop bolts

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I am looking to replace the bolts with new ones. They are listed in the manual as part number
0431141 Bolt - Elevator Bell Crank Stop. I didn’t see them at Aircraft Spruce or Wicks.
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Winner Aviation in Niles, OH has 0431141-1. I found them doing a part number search on Controller.com.

Not sure what the dash 1 is, but might be worth a call to them.

https://www.controller.com/parts/aircra ... pst=starts

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Are they 10-32 bolts? If so, I have an NAS428 stop bolt that works for the ailerons and should work there, too, except you may have to shorten them. They are 1-1/4" long and threaded over the whole length of the bolt.
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Thanks Larry and John, I haven’t had time to check on them yet. I should be able to look into it next week.
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I checked the parts catalog and they screw into a 10-32 nut, so the ones I have should work, unless the heads drilled for safety wire.
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They’re made from an AN3H-11A bolt with threads cut most of the way up the shank. The -1 is the same except made from an AN3H-15A. There is also a -2 and a -4, same but even longer AN bolts.

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Stop bolts have no raised markings on the head. Also, if Cessna is making them from AN hardware, then I'm guessing they're re-plating them after.
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I'm sure they were, have to justify them being so expensive somehow!

The -1 bolt does supersede to a NAS428H3A12 on the textron website.

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7633 wrote: Sat May 05, 2018 6:35 pmThe -1 bolt does supersede to a NAS428H3A12 on the textron website.
How fortuitous! The very one I have. (Shameless plug...)
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