Warner oil sump connector
Posted: Sun May 23, 2004 2:39 pm
'I am, at last, getting close to moving my airplane from the shed it
has been in for the last three years (and a shed that should have
been condemned about thirty years ago!) to the local airfield for
final assembly, engine runs and, wait for it. . . . .FLIGHT.
I have most of what I need to get it complete now except an air
filter and an oil connector.
I spoke to Brackett Air Filters and they do the filters for the air
maze box but not the one I need. U have the part 7721 hot air box on
the Warner and this has a 2 3/16in by 3 in aperture that appears to
take a filter as found on things like Cessna 172s, the sort that
slots into a holder on the front. Does anyone have a source for these?
Also I am in need of the small fitting that bolts onto the oil pump
and connects to the line down to the sump. I have a photo of the pump
if anyone needs to see.
I have just got back from painting in the cheat lines. Lots of guess
work (I have to put on a great big UK registration in the middle
which makes getting the cheat lines to look right a little more
difficult) but the first stage is now done. I have to remask and
spray a gold outer line all around what I have done today.
Just oil pressure and mag leads (Savage magnetos) to fit and the
panel can be zipped up. A few connections on the motor and a lot of
cowling work but that is all in hand.
Melvyn Hiscock'
has been in for the last three years (and a shed that should have
been condemned about thirty years ago!) to the local airfield for
final assembly, engine runs and, wait for it. . . . .FLIGHT.
I have most of what I need to get it complete now except an air
filter and an oil connector.
I spoke to Brackett Air Filters and they do the filters for the air
maze box but not the one I need. U have the part 7721 hot air box on
the Warner and this has a 2 3/16in by 3 in aperture that appears to
take a filter as found on things like Cessna 172s, the sort that
slots into a holder on the front. Does anyone have a source for these?
Also I am in need of the small fitting that bolts onto the oil pump
and connects to the line down to the sump. I have a photo of the pump
if anyone needs to see.
I have just got back from painting in the cheat lines. Lots of guess
work (I have to put on a great big UK registration in the middle
which makes getting the cheat lines to look right a little more
difficult) but the first stage is now done. I have to remask and
spray a gold outer line all around what I have done today.
Just oil pressure and mag leads (Savage magnetos) to fit and the
panel can be zipped up. A few connections on the motor and a lot of
cowling work but that is all in hand.
Melvyn Hiscock'