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aluminum landing gear. Use a phillips screw driver and a small
wrench to firmly tighten the nuts to the screws on the landing gear.
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2) Now, slide the main wheels onto the axle screws. The
dished side of the wheel hub should face out. Place the M4 wheel
collar onto the axle. Leaving just a little play for the wheel, tighten
the wheel collar set screw with the allen wrench provided.
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2) The entire landing gear assembly is now mounted onto the
bottom of the fuselage using the three M4 x 16mm Phillips Head
Screws.
ENGINE AND FUEL TANK INSTALLATION:
The 380cc (12.8oz.) fuel tank supplied with this kit is easily
assembled. We suggest using a simple two line fuel system in this
airplane. One fuel line is connected to the "clunk" or fuel pick-up
line and the engine's carburetor. This same line will also be used
to fill the tank. The second line is the overflow line for use when
filling the tank.
After filling the tank, this same line is then
connected to the engine's muffler pressure nipple, providing
muffler pressure to the tank. Note that the rubber stopper for the
tank has two holes all the way through it. Use these holes for the
two fuel lines. Gently bend the aluminum overflow tube upwards
to 90
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, to reach the top of the tank.
Adjust the length of the
internal silicon fuel tubing to allow free movement of the fuel
pick-up inside the tank. Install the stopper assembly into the neck
of the tank and secure by tightening the compression screw.
ENGINE INSTALLATION:
This instruction sequence will install both the fuel tank and the
engine. Therefore, you will need the following:
• The Engine (with muffler removed) - not included
• The Assembled Fuel Tank
• 1 each 10mm sq. x 94mm balsa strip
• 1 each Motor Mount Assembly (4-piece)*
• 4 Each M4 x 22mm Screws
• 4 Each M4 Washers
• 2 Each 9" Lengths of Silicon Fuel Tubing - not included
• 4 Each 6-32 x 1 1/2" Socket Head Screws - not included
• 4 Each 6-32 Lock Nuts - not included
• 4 Each #6 Washers - not included
(*NOTE: The motor mount system provided in the kit can be used
in two ways - with or without the adjustable bases. The two bases
can be used when you need a little more mounting arm length for
your engine. This could be the case when working with larger
4-stroke engines. However, typical 2-stroke engines do not need
this extra length. In this case the mounting bases can be set aside
and not used.)
NOTE: If you are using a 4-stroke motor, please skip ahead to
step #6 in this section for special instructions relating to 4-stroke
installation.
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1) The fuel tank is installed first. Apply a bead of silicon sealer
around the neck of the fuel tank and install it into the fuel
compartment, aligning the neck with the round hole in the firewall.
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