Re: Looking for a gascolator.

dc871f · Post by **dc871f** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 7:52 am

'i have a short nose Ranger powered airplane, looking for a gascolator. It has the brass fitting on the bottom with the cone shaped valve.

THanks'

Gene Haines · Post by **Gene Haines** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 1:02 pm

'Part Number?

It would really help if everyone would put the model of the aircraft or aircraft parts in question so those of working on PT's don't bother opening F-24 emails.

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From: dc871f
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Subject: [fairchildclub] Looking for a gascolator.

i have a short nose Ranger powered airplane, looking for a gascolator. It has the brass fitting on the bottom with the cone shaped valve.

THanks

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David · Post by **David** » Fri Dec 16, 2011 2:04 pm

'That probably would be helpful. It was a pre coffee post this morning.

I'll have to dig for part number, but its a short nosed f24.

More to come

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mileslong2k · Post by **mileslong2k** » Sat Dec 17, 2011 9:29 am

'Is there a model of the Fairchild PT series that has the "short nose" and is powered by a Ranger engine?'

Michael Denest · Post by **Michael Denest** » Sun Dec 18, 2011 8:28 am

'Nope! All PT's were built to government contracts using the Ranger 175 and 200 and the 220 Continental radial.

Mike Denest

"He's crazy Lew, he builds toy airplanes".
- Capt. Frank Towns
Flight of the Phoenix

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Subject: [fairchildclub] Re: Looking for a gascolator.

Is there a model of the Fairchild PT series that has the "short nose" and is powered by a Ranger engine?

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