tchavei
rrProfessor
Location: Portugal
| I think you should grab a beer. Breaking a mixing arm and not noticing it is something that doesn't happen every day 
Oh and while you're drinking your beer, grab a bottle of 603 loctite (green, high strength, low viscosity, oil tolerant). You want this type of loctite on parts that you don't need to service (like the balls on the swash). If you ever need to remove them, heat up the ball with a lighter type blow torch for 20 seconds and it will come right out. Don't attempt to screw it off without heating it up. You will strip the head. the 603 is also great for bearings. For normal work, use 243 (blue, low strength, medium viscosity, oil tolerant)
Tony
PS - You will need a new washout arm (JR96149) and a new washout link (JR70010) 
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"Perfection and patience usually walk side by side..." |
I couldn't even tell anything was wrong while it was flying. I noticed it when I was filling it up to fly again 
