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Post subject: Wanted - sidewinder for B58. Posted: 17 Apr 2024, 16:44 |
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Joined: 04/09/12 Posts: 278 Post Likes: +242 Location: S. Hadley, MA & Palm Coast, FL
Aircraft: 2001 B58
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I'm picking up a B58 next week and need a Sidewinder. If anyone wants to sell one please PM me.
Thanks, Phil
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Post subject: Re: Wanted - sidewinder for B58. Posted: 18 Apr 2024, 15:15 |
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Joined: 07/21/15 Posts: 100 Post Likes: +12 Location: Milton, FL (2R4)
Aircraft: 1981 Cessna 340A
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Username Protected wrote: I'm picking up a B58 next week and need a Sidewinder. If anyone wants to sell one please PM me.
Thanks, Phil There is a Want to buy subforum you may want to list your request in. And I will tell you from experience (with my 340A) the sidewinder only works on level ground. Pushing my 340A over the hangar door tracks is fruitless. I use it for repositioning the aircraft on a transient ramp after fueling but that's it.
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Post subject: Re: Wanted - sidewinder for B58. Posted: 18 Apr 2024, 22:46 |
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Joined: 07/21/15 Posts: 100 Post Likes: +12 Location: Milton, FL (2R4)
Aircraft: 1981 Cessna 340A
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Possibly. I became chicken when the friction wheel was spinning on my tire and made me afraid it would chew it up. If I didn't have the friction wheel set correctly then I must not have been aggressive enough because as it is it takes some force to close it.
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Post subject: Re: Wanted - sidewinder for B58. Posted: 19 Apr 2024, 06:28 |
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Joined: 01/24/19 Posts: 893 Post Likes: +232 Company: Bullard Aviation Services, Inc Location: Ormond Beach, FL (KOMN)
Aircraft: 1978 Bonanza A36
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Username Protected wrote: Possibly. I became chicken when the friction wheel was spinning on my tire and made me afraid it would chew it up. If I didn't have the friction wheel set correctly then I must not have been aggressive enough because as it is it takes some force to close it. If the friction wheel was spinning, then something obviously isn’t right. The earlier models have a different friction wheel that didn’t “bite” as well, especially if the tire is wet. I have seen set ups where the friction wheel / Sidewinder was misaligned with the tire and wasn’t making good contact with the center of the wheel. The very first Sidewinder that I owned had the old wheel. The owner at Redline hooked me up with the newer wheel. It was easy to change out. Thanks, Frank
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