I build O-320 engine mounts for the Tailwind. These are
exactly
the
same as for the RV 6 series. These mounts are more expensive
than
other mounts because they incorporate the landing gear.
However, I
can build these for $1024.00 and this INCLUDES THE GEAR LEGS.
Without the gear legs the price would be around $650.00.
Mounts
that
do
not support the landing gear would be much less
expensive.......
Jerry Hey
Jerry,
Do you have an e-mail address where you can be contacted offline?
Perhaps
a
web site? I don't have you in the RotaryRoster. I want to discuss
the
Tailwind mounts you make.
Dave Leonard
VP4SkyDoc@aol.com
http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/RotaryRoster/index.html
Jerry,
Same here - do you do other things on request ie. other types of
landing
gear.
George (down under) Vision Builder
<lendich@hypermax.net.au>
I build parts for the Tailwind, nothing else. This little business is
growing to the point that I am having trouble keeping up. I am
developing the nose gear version of the Tailwind motor mount for the
Lycoming and after that it will be 13-B mount adaptation. Thanks for
asking, Jerry
Good for you Jerry. What airport are you located at? Next time
we are out flying the Cessna to keep the cylinders from rusting
we could drop in.
Paul Lamar
It would be great to see you here Paul but I am not at an airport. I
have a dirt strip that presents no challenge to a 182. I am a bit
worried about showing my humble little shop to someone who knows what
is going on. What the hell...Lat: 35.57.58N Long:121.06.44W. The
strip is 2500 ft long and nice and wide with the ubiquitous power lines
across the North end to keep you alert. Elevation is 1000ft. Strip
is good at all times except after significant rain. Better call ahead
to make sure I will be here. ...Jerry
2500 foot dirt strip with power lines? Piece of cake Jerry :-)
Paul Lamar
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