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#2912121 - 12/02/09 04:45 PM Re: Throttle quadrant done & pedals rebuilt... [Re: Gene Buckle]
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Well thats cool I know my Grandpa can read prints and has all the needed tools possibly minus a few.....

Well, I'd like to boost your sales and I'll spread the word as much as I can. I've admired your DIY pit since you first mentioned it! I've checked out the new thread up above too!
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#2912171 - 12/02/09 06:22 PM Re: Throttle quadrant done & pedals rebuilt... [Re: HitchHikingFlatlander]
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Thanks!

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#2912672 - 12/03/09 11:14 AM Re: Throttle quadrant done & pedals rebuilt... [Re: Gene Buckle]
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Very nice Gene, I need to get back to my build one of these days. As soon as things slow down...:(
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#2913286 - 12/04/09 06:42 AM Re: Throttle quadrant done & pedals rebuilt... [Re: PropNut]
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I'm hoping to get this thing nailed down before the end of the year. We'll see. smile

I got the rudder pedal assembly mounted on a pair of ball bearing drawer slides that are oriented horizontally instead of vertically. My local woodworker[*] store had them for $9.99 a pair. I've got to drill locking pin holes in the base plate for the rudder pedals as well as the cockpit deck and then that'll be ready to install. I still need to make & install the heel supports on the pedals though.

I don't know if I'll get to it tomorrow - I've got some "emergency" work to do on the F-15 that will likely eat up the whole day.

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#2914038 - 12/05/09 07:32 AM Re: Throttle quadrant done & pedals rebuilt... [Re: Gene Buckle]
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Originally Posted By: Gene Buckle
I've got some "emergency" work to do on the F-15 that will likely eat up the whole day.


I used to dream of having a 'pit like yours Gene, but at the moment I'm just dreaming of having a whole day to spend building it! smile
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#2914470 - 12/05/09 10:36 PM Re: Throttle quadrant done & pedals rebuilt... [Re: Valisk_61]
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Hehee. I pull my hair out sometimes only having one day a week to really work on multiple projects...

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