Re: Jacking a Fairchild 24

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Tac
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Joined: Tue Dec 04, 2012 2:02 pm

Jacking a Fairchild 24

Post by Tac »

'I have a Fairchild 24 in my shop for an annual. I was wondering if anyone had jack pads or even drawings of pads that they have used to lift the fuselage at the jackpoints behind the steps to rebuild the main landing gear struts. I am thinking of welding a bracket up but I would rather not re invent the wheel.

Thanks much

Ryan Montague'
Jim
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Re: Jacking a Fairchild 24

Post by Jim »

'Put a sling around the engine mount attach point and lift with a cherry picker or gantry

Jim Higham
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On Dec 4, 2012, at 2:02 PM, "Tac" wrote:

> I have a Fairchild 24 in my shop for an annual. I was wondering if anyone had jack pads or even drawings of pads that they have used to lift the fuselage at the jackpoints behind the steps to rebuild the main landing gear struts. I am thinking of welding a bracket up but I would rather not re invent the wheel.
>
> Thanks much
>
> Ryan Montague
>
>


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Tom_Downey
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Joined: Sun Dec 09, 2001 1:23 am

Re: Jacking a Fairchild 24

Post by Tom_Downey »

'Attach an arm lift crane to the Tripod junction and lift from there. a 2 inch strap does a nice job of attachment.

After the gear leg is off, you can place a regular tripod jack under the forward gear leg attachment fitting, the CG is right at the forward wing spar, so it will set there OK.


--- In fairchildclub@yahoogroups.com, "Tac" wrote:
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> I have a Fairchild 24 in my shop for an annual. I was wondering if anyone had jack pads or even drawings of pads that they have used to lift the fuselage at the jackpoints behind the steps to rebuild the main landing gear struts. I am thinking of welding a bracket up but I would rather not re invent the wheel.
>
> Thanks much
>
> Ryan Montague
>
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