Jack_R30 Senior Heliman Location: Puchong, Malaysia
Is my flying buddy's rappy 50, is a new set of funky carbon blades. From the pic, looks like he over tighten the screw and stripped the thread. Lucky no one is hurt by the blades.
Jack
02-07-2003 Over year old.
-kc- Heliman Location: england, birmingham
kinda making me scared now i have just done my feathering spindel . but i did put lock tight on the bolts and done them up enought not to much i should be ok
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02-23-2003 Over year old.
Lift Elite Veteran Location: Houston, TX
No guys the threads look that way because when the grip departed the spindle it pulled the nut with it causing the stripped threads. On the last report I say like this a guy was using some aftermarket spindles that did this.
Don't use Loctite on the spindle. Loctite eats plastic and will destroy the locknut plastic.
02-23-2003 Over year old.
-kc- Heliman Location: england, birmingham
lift o crap but what if its locktight that take ages to dry like my one has lol. it says it will be hard in 3 hours 16 hours later its stuff wet lol.
also doesent matter about my heli it isent turned right (at the main and low needle) so it isent starting
