M20E for me
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Yes, build a stack of something (boxes) right under the tip on the bottom so it is less than 1/8" and tape a piece of paper to it. Mark where the back of the first blade tip is on the paper then rotate 180 and mark where the second is. I forget what the spec should be but, if I recall correctly, it should be less than 1/8".
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The older Es don’t have the welded on boss so I designed a bracket the clamps on the center tube and has a stainless steel rod pushed through. The visors won’t swing to cover the side glass by its better than now visors. I used Corn Flake’s clip but tweaked it a little. $10.00 for the stainless at $20.00 for the plastic.
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New panel is finally coming together
M20E for me replied to phxcobraz's topic in Vintage Mooneys (pre-J models)
I put a PAR200B in mine just over a year ago and love it! -
Does the torque on the clip screws control the friction/force to rotate the visor? I’m designing one for my 65E that will bolt to the center tube. I was going to leave the legs of the clip open a few degrees so torquing the screw will increase the friction on the rod. Downloaded the STL but haven’t opened yet.
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That’s looks like mine and I bought a replacement for the right hand one from Laser. It took a while to get it but fits fine. Another option, if you are handy, is to make a new one. Use your cracked on to pull a male mold off of. The lens material is cheap and plan on several attempts to get a good one.
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Did your machine shop manager see you hammering on his .028 gage pin?
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Torn Brittain servo boot
M20E for me replied to M20E for me's topic in Vintage Mooneys (pre-J models)
Sorry, they are all gone, I should have ordered more! -
Throttle, Leaning, and Power Settings
M20E for me replied to Mooney810's topic in Vintage Mooneys (pre-J models)
Buy Mike Busch’s book “Engines” and read it. Excellent resource and your engine will love you! -
Torn Brittain servo boot
M20E for me replied to M20E for me's topic in Vintage Mooneys (pre-J models)
Yes, I just received them yesterday and have five available. Ended up costing $102.44 each. I’ll check the forum. -
Oh yeah, The tip is screwed on really tight, careful not to snap off the lever at the base.
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That’s it and cheaper than DigiKey or Mouser! The Honeywell PN is 1TL1-3G.
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If it is the same as the E it is a milspec switch you can buy from DigiKey for under $70.00. You unscrew the tip and screw on the plastic wheel. If you need the MS part number I can look it for you.
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My E has a 201 baggage door and I could only tell because you can faintly see the old 201 stencil on it. I didn’t know the handle was different. I was wondering what in the hell happened to the baggage door that warranted it’s replacement.
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There are some good write ups on this topic. Google it and you should find what you need. I had the same problem a few years ago but don’t remember exactly what I did to get it to work but I do remember finding a really good write up here.
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Aerocruz 100 for Mooney Ranger
M20E for me replied to Fysiojohn's topic in Vintage Mooneys (pre-J models)
I just got an email form them and they think they will have the STC for the short bodies by Oshkosh this year. I hope they do but it’s the FAA…
