W ok nderkng if anyone could forward a detailed rear seat drawing. I would appreciate it. Thanks.. Gary wgwallace65@gmail.com
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Originally posted by Gary Wallace View PostW ok nderkng if anyone could forward a detailed rear seat drawing. I would appreciate it. Thanks.. Gary wgwallace65@gmail.com
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Unless your fuselage was built in a jig and the rear seat mount bushings were also drilled with a jig then someone else's dimensions will be of little value over what Bob depicted in the Beartracks. Use was Bob has provided and build the seat to fit your airplane and the bushings you installed.
Scratch Built 4-place Bearhawk. Continental IO-360, 88" C203 McCauley prop.
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I’ve got a message in to Dan Riffee who has built several BHs to find out what he used. He doesn’t hang out here, but I’ll report back with what he tells me.Christopher Owens
Bearhawk 4-Place Scratch Built, Plans 991
Bearhawk Patrol Scratch Built, Plans P313
Germantown, Wisconsin, USA
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Originally posted by Gary Wallace View PostCan anyone cofirm wall thickness required for 3/4 inch rear seat tubing. .049 or .065?? Thanks
Scratch Built 4-place Bearhawk. Continental IO-360, 88" C203 McCauley prop.
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I was trying not to post things that Jared Yates spent a TON of his time organizing and making available online. If you are a plans holder you can register at https://bearhawk.tips/beartracks-pricing and get access to past issues of Beartracks from 1995-2001 for free.
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Thanks Paul, I figured in this case we could go with it, being that it was from the section that is included with the plans. I hope though that every builder would take advantage of the resources at bearhawk.tips, at least the pre-2002 stuff. The site, like this one, isn't there for my benefit, other than as a builder myself. Please use it!
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