Hey guys,
I am a cub guy (I know, I know) and I ended up with a Scott tailwheel that I was told might only work with a Cessna 170. It's head is a Scott 3450-23 which has a two bolt attachment for a two inch tail spring. It's fork is a 3413 with a eight inch wheel. It won't work for my cub. I did a search and it sounds like it might fit a cessa 170 but I can't confirm that. If anyone could help me out I would appreciate it.
Thanks
MR
Help with Scott tailwheel
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Re: Help with Scott tailwheel
The Cessna 170 uses a Scott 3200 tailwheel. The 3450 is for bigger airplanes.
Here's a link I found on it that might help you.
http://cessna170.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5394
Here's a link I found on it that might help you.
http://cessna170.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5394
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Re: Help with Scott tailwheel
Thanks David,
That is the post I saw. If you look at the fourth post down on that link one guy had the 3450-23 on his airplane. Sounded like it might be an STC?
Does the 170 have a 2" leaf spring?
MR
That is the post I saw. If you look at the fourth post down on that link one guy had the 3450-23 on his airplane. Sounded like it might be an STC?
Does the 170 have a 2" leaf spring?
MR
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Re: Help with Scott tailwheel
No, the 170 has an inch and a half at best. I can't remember the actual width of the spring but it actually needs a spacer to fit the 3200 tailwheel.
I'm not sure about an STC. Maybe someone else will chime in soon.
I'm not sure about an STC. Maybe someone else will chime in soon.
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Re: Help with Scott tailwheel
The 3450 was used as one example of a Piper Pawnee tailwheel. As someone else mentioned they do go to larger tailwheel aircraft.
52' C-170B N2713D Ser #25255
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Re: Help with Scott tailwheel
Thanks for the info guys!
MR
MR
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