The International Cessna 170 Association

Yes , I did that as well and replied here too as a backup .....

Hi, Are you still looking for a set of Lady Legs for the 170B?

Rick

Thank you for the update and dimension. That certainly explains the situation and measurements. I'll take your recommendation and get it right and tight.
Best Regards
RC

Thank you sir. I checked the manuals I had for superseded numbers but did not find any related to the PN's in question.
I appreciate your help and letting us know what you find .

RC

Thanks for the replies. Here's the latest, I went back and pulled the B leg out again. The Outboard Casting measures about .750 opening top to bottom. I verified everything was right and set ok. I put the B leg back in and verified it sits correctly. I had a second set of eyes looking at the situati...

Here are some pictures taken with the borescope . Magnified. All is tight with the gear leg hanging , no weight on it. PPonk block back in place after being machined for new clearance of B leg. I show one wedge with the B leg, (pic is upside down not wedge). I can barely fit a piece of .032 in the c...

In looking at Richard's posting and picture of the wedges, mine are close to being at the same distance away from the gear bracket but certainly a little more. I'll give them a light tap and see where that puts me. The 180 uses different wedges which Mcfarlane makes and they are .100 at the tapered ...

Are they a different part number than the 0441115 that I see in the A&B books?
I know there was additional shim in case they bottom out, but that is not my issue currently.

Regards,
Rick

Hello, Working on installing a set of B Lady legs in my A model. Had previously installed the P-Ponk kit with the A gear which was probably early B as there were dimples ,no hole and measured at .635. Added a .060 washer when installing P-Ponk. All fit good. Removed wedges, and gear. New Legs measur...