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Old 03-06-2012, 10:12 PM
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Wow, I never thought about using hose clamps for that before. LOL
Think it will continue to work ? I took it off and moved the linkage for and aft , it doesn't seem to be any room for it to pop off. It honestly looks like a PITA to get a set of snap ring pliers in there to put the proper snap ring in place.
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From the looks of the Parts list and hose routing you need to switch the hoses.
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Old 03-06-2012, 10:13 PM
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Had it been me , I probably would have used a zip tie lol
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Think it will continue to work ? I took it off and moved the linkage for and aft , it doesn't seem to be any room for it to pop off. It honestly looks like a PITA to get a set of snap ring pliers in there to put the proper snap ring in place.
It's not as bad as it looks. I put a new bushing on that shaft and a new snap ring. A pair of 90 degree pliers works pretty nicely.
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Old 03-06-2012, 10:16 PM
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Sorry I posted the wrong parts window. That was for a 149.

Here is the one for a 1450, but you still need to swap hoses.

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Sorry I posted the wrong parts window. That was for a 149.

Here is the one for a 1450, but you still need to swap hoses.

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DOH , I was right the first time ... There I go thinking again ... lol

One thing I did notice is that my " chain links" part number 5 , are missing the spring clips. I cant see spending 10 bucks a piece for new ones , so those I may just use zip ties horizontally to hold the link halves together.
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Did anyone else notice the valve said dukes on it .

So that must mean iits Dukes.
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Did anyone else notice the valve said dukes on it .

So that must mean iits Dukes.
I'll PM you my address so you can send it to me!
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With this beautiful weather here in PA this afternoon, I am taking a break from the cub project tonight and logging some time behind the yoke of the Cessna after work.
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With this beautiful weather here in PA this afternoon, I am taking a break from the cub project tonight and logging some time behind the yoke of the Cessna after work.
Sounds like a great plan!
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