aero3113
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We have SNJ-2's, 6 of 11 remaining. They are a variation of the Texan, Navy version.
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Since I finished the flathead rebuild last winter I needed something else to play with. She flys great
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"that one needs to be put into Areo3113's shop for a little maint time." Looks like he was a little hard on the brakes Hope my pilots know better! We just finished painting the frame and cockpit on our #5 SNJ, was a fun job.
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Congratulations! When should we expect the cigars?
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Merry Christmas from Zoe and Family!
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Be careful installing them, if you tighten the nuts to much they can pull the stainless and leave a indent.
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Yes, I am
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Greg, you got two out of three right. It is used as a roll bar and used as a lifting point. You can remove 4 small bolts some wire and tubing and lift the fuselage from the wing using the "roll bar" as a lifting point.
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Same here
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No I haven't,will look into it.
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Here is a quick video of me running up one of our SNJ-2's, it has a Pratt and Whitney R-1340 radial engine on it. We have the airplane in for inspection and thought you guys would like to see the plane somewhat apart.(click on the pic)
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I have a 604 in my 50 Plymouth Special Deluxe Club coupe.
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Randy you are right about the lip, the guy who turned mine told me about that. Forgot all about it, thanks for the reminder .
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I went through the same thing, I don't think there are any specs for the thickness. I had them cut and made sure they didn't look too thin after.
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Sorry jchalk1949, I don't have a pic without the rotor but I think there is just a threaded hole under there.
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http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=579711
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I'm on Long Island, Smithtown (Suffolk County)
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It might be the pic but the top part of the valve looks bent?
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bigbry230, I would be more than happy to help you out. Are you near me? what part of NY are you in?
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You guys have to see this build!! http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=410348
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My father is a retired post master, maybe I should find one for a project for him
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73% (35 right out of 48), LoL
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Mine originally had a sealed filter on it, I was able to find this Fram filter at a local auto shop on the shelf
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Also put some sealant on both sides of the gasket when you reinstall it, how is the surface of your pulley? I had to install a spedi sleeve on mine.
