Need Fig.25-24, p/n 0512108-5 Bulkhead Assembly Angle - Stab

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DaveF
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Re: Need Fig.25-24, p/n 0512108-5 Bulkhead Assembly Angle -

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Right now on ebay Beegles is selling the "as removed" angle p/n 0512108 from 170A s/n 19029. Pics show circular holes.
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Re: Need Fig.25-24, p/n 0512108-5 Bulkhead Assembly Angle -

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Just wondering whether the location of the round holes changed during production. Just another piece of data for Bruce to capture :twisted:
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c170b53 wrote:Just wondering whether the location of the round holes changed during production. Just another piece of data for Bruce to capture :twisted:
I queried Pete Jones over at Air Repair about round vs slotted holes and he said he'd never seen a slotted hole. But if the horiz/stab were re-positioned slightly in the L19 to require the hole to be situated further forward... then a slotted angle might accommodate both airplanes with one part-number.

While this is an interesting postulation,... it's important for folks to understand it's a commonly-found and correct (Cessna-made) part.... not one that's been improperly altered.
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Re: Need Fig.25-24, p/n 0512108-5 Bulkhead Assembly Angle -

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I have what looks like a new one if anyone is interested. Looks like they are not made anymore. pN 0512108 c170 angle stab attach. Has the slotted holes.

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