
A properly balanced flybar will look like this. Hold the 2 blade holders with their balls down and rest
your thumb on the center hub to point it vertical. Flip a paddle down and let it seesaw back & forth. It
should land level or near it. If you set it to level and one side falls down all the way, this guarantees the
“shakes” and an unflyable machine. We need this flybar to balance as in the photo.
The “L” control arms are held by a setscrew, probably stripped like mine and void of Loctite! To get it
out, try SAE sized wrench, like a 1/16”. These can NOT have slippage,must be LOCKED/Loctited to the
shaft.
(Addendum:
”L” is still movable on shaft even after Loctite!) You will have to work with BOTH “L”
arms to get a level balance...
Summary of Contents for Dragonfly 4
Page 4: ...3 RTV silicone sealant VERY important 3...
Page 72: ...The flybar stabilizer yoke must not bind like this...
Page 75: ...Lock it s position with Loctite Sight them at 0 to each other and center seesaw add some...
Page 86: ...Pull the Jesus Pin 035 If you ever lose it a paper clip works fine...
Page 87: ...Unclip the lower ball links of your onion rings Pull the entire head straight up...