Leaking primer
Moderators: GAHorn, Karl Towle, Bruce Fenstermacher
Re: Leaking primer
Vern, that's an odd-duck primer. If I were you, I'd replace it with a serviceable Kohler primer in good shape. You should be able to find one pretty easily for a reasonable price. The Kohler's are pretty much bullet-proof, reliable and the most common aircraft primer. I've sent you an email with some more info.
Gene Feher
Argyle (1C3), NY
'52 170B N2315D s/n 20467 C-145-2
Experimental J3 Cub Copy N7GW O-200
Argyle (1C3), NY
'52 170B N2315D s/n 20467 C-145-2
Experimental J3 Cub Copy N7GW O-200
Re: Leaking primer
Vern,
I see that Texas Air Salvage has a Kohler primer with the right style and color knob on it. Unfortunately, they are asking too much -- $175 -- for it.
I see that Texas Air Salvage has a Kohler primer with the right style and color knob on it. Unfortunately, they are asking too much -- $175 -- for it.
Gary
Re: Leaking primer
Thank you Gary. I have now coming from the aviation department of eBay. (thanks Gene)
Fly safe!
Vern
1950 C-170A N5453C sn 19487
Based in Pensacola, FL. 82J
Vern
1950 C-170A N5453C sn 19487
Based in Pensacola, FL. 82J
Re: Leaking primer
Installed new O rings and a small amount of fuel lube, installed the new primer and I’m back in business.
Thanks everyone!
Thanks everyone!
Fly safe!
Vern
1950 C-170A N5453C sn 19487
Based in Pensacola, FL. 82J
Vern
1950 C-170A N5453C sn 19487
Based in Pensacola, FL. 82J