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Tie Bar adjustment
I noticed that my drives look like they have been adjusted so there a little toed in. Is this best and if so how much? Where is the best place to measure from? If it makes any difference this is a turn out prop application.
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Mine are toed in about 3/16" this compensates for the outward deflection of the propshaft in relation to the gimbal. The propeller wants to walk the propshaft out. Would be opposite in inward rotation.
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Originally Posted by SkiDoc
(Post 3636741)
Mine are toed in about 3/16" this compensates for the outward deflection of the propshaft in relation to the gimbal. The propeller wants to walk the propshaft out. Would be opposite in inward rotation.
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I measure the center of the gimbal housing and the center of the nose cone.
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Originally Posted by SkiDoc
(Post 3637038)
I measure the center of the gimbal housing and the center of the nose cone.
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I also run about 1/4" toed in and you have to measure from the tips of the nose cones and the centers of the prop shafts.
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alphas, both right hand rot. how should these be set up?
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OMG, 34 1/2" back 35 1/4" front. I thought from a distance that didn't look right! This should help a bit.
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Originally Posted by SkiDoc
(Post 3636741)
Mine are toed in about 3/16" this compensates for the outward deflection of the propshaft in relation to the gimbal. The propeller wants to walk the propshaft out. Would be opposite in inward rotation.
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Originally Posted by offshoredrillin
(Post 3637909)
so with my props turning in, i want the the front of my drives like this ... towed out \ / or toed in /\
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