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Airglas, Inc.

 Manual # GLH3000-105 

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MANUAL REVISION B  

 

 

 

 

 

 

27 July 2011 

THIS MANUAL INCLUDES INFORMATION PROPRIETARY TO 

Airglas, Inc.

 AND SHALL NOT BE USED TO MANUFACTURE OR REPRODUCE ANY PART OR 

ASSEMBLY WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION OF

 

Airglas, Inc.

 

Page Revision B

 

(3.0 Installation, Continued) 

 

COCKPIT CONTROLS 

1.

 

Select an appropriate location for the control panel in the cockpit within view and reach of the 

pilot.

(Usually an unoccupied instrument hole is sufficient.) 

2.

 

Determine the lengths of wire required to reach the Master side of the bus and route the wires 

IAW AC 43.13 recommended practices. 

3.

 

Follow the wiring diagram provided to insure the connections are correct. 

 

HYDRAULIC PUMP & LINE ROUTING 

1.

 

Use the original battery location for the hydraulic pump if it is available. 

2.

 

If the battery compartment cannot be used, a location in the baggage compartment may be 

used (See Note #1).  

3.

 

The pump mounting must be able to sustain a 9G forward impact and remain secure. 

4.

 

Hydraulic lines must be routed and secured so that they do not interfere with flight controls 

and are not able to chafe (See Note #1). 

5.

 

Power supply and control wires for the pump must be routed through the aircraft IAW AC 

43.13 recommended practices.   

Note #1: All electrical and hydraulic components located in the baggage or passenger 

compartments must be protected (shielded) from damage by shifting cargo or other 

damage. 

Installation instructions for the Parker-Electro/Hydraulic pump. 

(LH4000 and GLH3000) 

 

1.

 

Make sure that the polarity for the pump is correct.  

           

 

BLUE 12 V

 or Black 24V (

SKIS

)       

GREEN 12V

 or 

Orange 24 V

 (

WHEELS

 

 

        

 a. Switch sends power to blue or black wire during “Ski” selection. 

 

 

This will pressurize the “UP” port of the pump. 

 

        

 b. Switch sends power to the green or orange wire when “Wheels” are selected. 

 

 

This will pressurize the “DOWN” side of the pump. 

 

On (GLH3000) skis make sure the “UP” Port on the pump goes to the FWD fitting on 

the deployment Cylinder. 

 

2.

 

When arranging the switch and indicator lights on the control panel, make sure that the 

switch “UP” position is for 

Skis (Yellow Lights)

 and switch “DOWN” is for 

Wheels (green 

lights)

 

NOT following these instructions WILL make the system OPERATE INCORRECTLY.

 

 

Summary of Contents for GLH3000 Nose Ski

Page 1: ...T OR ASSEMBLY WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION OF Airglas Inc Airglas Inc Instructions for Continued Airworthiness Including Installation Maintenance and Service Instructions MANUAL NO GLH3000 105...

Page 2: ...ION B 27 July 2011 THIS MANUAL INCLUDES INFORMATION PROPRIETARY TO Airglas Inc AND SHALL NOT BE USED TO MANUFACTURE OR REPRODUCE ANY PART OR ASSEMBLY WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION OF Airglas In...

Page 3: ...Revision Distribution of Changes A new copy of the revised manual or affected pages will be maintained on the Airglas Inc website Page Revision B REV LEVEL REV DATE Page REV BY EXPLANATION OF REVISIO...

Page 4: ...CTION AND DESCRIPTION 6 B PLACARDS AND MARKINGS 7 B INSTALLATION 8 9 B CONTROL AND OPERATION 10 A SERVICING INFORMATION 11 A INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTINUED AIRWORTHINESS 12 13 A SPECIFICATIONS with WEIGHT...

Page 5: ...THOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION OF Airglas Inc Sections Page 1 0 Introduction and Description 6 2 0 Placards and Markings 7 3 0 Installation Ski Attachment 8 9 4 0 Control and Operation 10 5 0 Serv...

Page 6: ...lic or hand pump to provide operating pressure The door closes off the wheel opening thus creating the performance characteristics of a straight ski When the airplane is on snow deploying to the ski p...

Page 7: ...8 MPH All Models o The upper part of the green arc is located at 110 MPH PA 18 Series Place Airspeed Restriction Placard on instrument panel immediately adjacent to Airspeed Indicator and in full view...

Page 8: ...etween the exiting holes 2 The brake lines may have to be modified or changed to allow for the new position of the caliper 3 Prior to initial ski installation the aircraft will need to be hoisted or j...

Page 9: ...ines must be routed and secured so that they do not interfere with flight controls and are not able to chafe See Note 1 5 Power supply and control wires for the pump must be routed through the aircraf...

Page 10: ...ill remain lit as long as the skis are extended 2 When the switch is pressed down the door will retract and expose the tire While the switch is held down an operation indicator green light will illumi...

Page 11: ...e tire The cartridge wheel bearings should be replaced when damaged When the tire has worn more than 50 the wheel should be replaced The rigging is made up of galvanized steel 5 32 cable for the ice c...

Page 12: ...PERATIONAL CHECKS 10 14 Check 10 hour or 14 day inspection 1 CHECK Bungees cables clevis pins cotter pins nuts bolts and attach fittings for security 2 CHECK Cylinders for leaks at the seals and fitti...

Page 13: ...ulic pump for secure mounting wiring condition reservoir for contaminants or sediment and leaks Inspect internal and external hydraulic lines for security chafing and leaks Service with MIL H 5606 Hyd...

Page 14: ...Airglas Inc AND SHALL NOT BE USED TO MANUFACTURE OR REPRODUCE ANY PART OR ASSEMBLY WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION OF Airglas Inc 7 0 Ski Specifications Ski Specifications are as follows Length 7...

Page 15: ...ly Correction Reconnect the hydraulic supply lines to opposite ports on the pump and reverse the pump power polarity Problem Skis do not cycle smoothly or have pulsing or incomplete actuation Correcti...

Page 16: ...THOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION OF Airglas Inc 9 0 Drawings and Diagrams Descriptive Data List No GLH3000 I ICA Installation Maintenance GLH3000 105 Rev B 27 July 2011 Ski Installation Piper PA 18...

Page 17: ...THE PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION OF Airglas Inc 10 0 Engineering Changes and Amendments In the event that a change or amendment is made to the design components or procedures contained within this manual...

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