Dynafocal Mounts
Dynafocal Mounts
(OP)
I have a couple of questions relating the practical effects of in service wear on Lord Dynaflex engine mounts (type I).
Basically the issue is to get a handle on how much the engine moves in the Dynaflocal mounts and what additional movement there is due to wear (this is a GA airframe with a 6 cylinder engine)
Yes I have talked to the Airframe OEM, due to several reasonable reasons the data is unavailable. I have sent questions to Lord mounts haven't had a response yet & need to get this moving.
Does any body have a clean copy of Lord mounts Technical Reference LB-571, I have found this copy but its not that readible
http://n2999c.com/N2999C-info/aircraft/Skyranch_In...
Does the amount of deflection seem to change noticeably as the mounts age (other than the permanent set they take on).
In practice how much is one likely to see the engine amount wear limits exceeded by, before they are replaced even when maintained IAW the maintenance manual?
Basically the issue is to get a handle on how much the engine moves in the Dynaflocal mounts and what additional movement there is due to wear (this is a GA airframe with a 6 cylinder engine)
Yes I have talked to the Airframe OEM, due to several reasonable reasons the data is unavailable. I have sent questions to Lord mounts haven't had a response yet & need to get this moving.
Does any body have a clean copy of Lord mounts Technical Reference LB-571, I have found this copy but its not that readible
http://n2999c.com/N2999C-info/aircraft/Skyranch_In...
Does the amount of deflection seem to change noticeably as the mounts age (other than the permanent set they take on).
In practice how much is one likely to see the engine amount wear limits exceeded by, before they are replaced even when maintained IAW the maintenance manual?
RE: Dynafocal Mounts
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RE: Dynafocal Mounts
I was hoping one of the pack rats on this site would have a good copy, this is one of those "incredibly easy" jobs that just isn't when it comes ensuring that one doesn't have to revisit it.