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Post subject: Re: 182A Abrasion Boots  Posted: 06 Aug 2018, 21:04 |
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Did they have a special boot? I replaced the leading edge tape on my '72 172 not long after I got it, it was the same stuff that 'Spruce or Chief sells.
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Post subject: Re: 182A Abrasion Boots Posted: 06 Aug 2018, 21:18 |
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Username Protected wrote: Did they have a special boot? I replaced the leading edge tape on my '72 172 not long after I got it, it was the same stuff that 'Spruce or Chief sells. Tape is no good, won't protect against rocks. There is a rubber boot I used on my other 182 after I sufficiently dented up the leading edge.
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Post subject: Re: 182A Abrasion Boots Posted: 07 Aug 2018, 18:33 |
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Abrasion Boot for a C-185 , should be the same for a C 182 (?) 0332136-6
( 2 required , one for each side )
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Post subject: Re: 182A Abrasion Boots Posted: 10 Aug 2018, 22:53 |
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Username Protected wrote: The boots I put on my last 182 were not a flat piece of rubber, they had a nose on them that was about 1/4" or so thicker plus it was essentially preformed in the shape of the horizontal stab.
Maybe these guys have a kit available to sell?
http://tanalianaviation.com/leading-edg ... fications/
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Post subject: Re: 182A Abrasion Boots Posted: 10 Aug 2018, 23:17 |
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Username Protected wrote: The boots I put on my last 182 were not a flat piece of rubber, they had a nose on them that was about 1/4" or so thicker plus it was essentially preformed in the shape of the horizontal stab.
These guys might be worth a phone call: http://cessnadirect.com/mk182-55-01a
My long-time partner put boots on our '58 182A soon after we got it in the mid-70's. I'm fairly sure they were formed to fit the leading edge as you described. This company has been around for quite a while, so this could be where he got them. It's been a long time, mileage may vary.
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