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  1. 63C
    Thanks for the suggestions guys. I will give Wentworth and Lasar a call tomorrow. Here are a couple of shots of what I have.
  2. 63C
    Nothing like those...(although those are nice). What I'm talking about is a small cap that actually covers just the axle nut. I'll try to get a picture this evening.
  3. 63C
    Can anyone tell me the part # for the little hub cap that covers the axle nut on the mains? ...or better yet tell me where I can get one. Not sure if all Mooney's are the same but mine is held in place with 3 screws and it has a single screw hole in the middle to hold on the wheel cover (Cleveland wheel). One of mine has been "machined" by the cotter pin in a previous life to the point that I'm concerned about it's ability to hold the wheel cover securely. I ordered what I thought was the right piece from Spruce...but it is a press on style hub cap. Any info appreciated. Larry
  4. 63C
    Looks great! Would love to do the same.
  5. 63C
    I should've elaborated a little. Mine ran consistently high oil temps. Pulled the cooler and had it checked and cleaned without any improvement. Pulled the hoses to replace and discovered that the tip had broken off the Vernatherm and wedged itself in the opening of the 90 degree hose end. Mystery how it ended up there.
  6. 63C
    Ditto on the Vernatherm.
  7. 63C
    Can't wait to hear what the shop says about the mode of delivery...LOL
  8. 63C
    I would be interested.
  9. 63C
    X2
  10. 63C
    I agree 100%
  11. 63C
    I just did mine by myself with a simple oil "squirt" can from each wheel starting with the passenger side. I hung a hose over to the floor from the reservoir to a clean jar so I could watch my progress. Was done in about 15 minutes and brakes are firm. I just installed new hoses so the system was pretty much empty. I just kept pumping until I had filled the quart jar over 1/2 full to hopefully chase any pockets of old fluid out. This old 63 C system may be totally different than what you are dealing with.
  12. 63C
    How much time over the water?
  13. 63C
    WOW...love your new ride!!
  14. 63C
    We got everything we needed from Don Maxwell. He was very helpful with how too's and sketches / diagrams.
  15. 63C
    Yes...I printed it out but did not look at it until today and then realized it did not include my bird. Thanks again for the link.
  16. 63C
    Thanks for the link to the SB
  17. 63C
    Done. Great web site...Thanks (BlownBlu55@aol.com)
  18. 63C

    N6853U

    Images added to a gallery album owned by 63C in Old MooneySpace.com Images

    Our 1963 M20C at our back yard airport 91XA in east TX
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    63C posted a gallery image in Old MooneySpace.com Images

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    From the album: N6853U

    Our 1963 M20C at our back yard airport Crosscut Field 91XA in east TX
  20. 63C
    Same here. It probably took us 5 ~ 6 hours. Real PITA but it put everything back where it should be.
  21. 63C
    Fredericksburg Texas T82 http://www.fredericksburgfbo.com/ is a lovely place to stay. Has a "Hanger Hotel" that is adorned with 40's decore. Lots of ramp space and food is not far away if the airport diner is closed. We had a Swift fly-in there a couple years ago and the FBO had made big promises about cheap gas prices which he did not honor after we all arrived...so we all fueled elsewhere during our sightseeing flights.
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