Speedbrake does not fully retract

[Marc_B]

@GeeBee I don't understand how they set their price point at all as it's a significant chuck of the price of new speed brakes.  I guess because they can??  It's one item that is definitely well overpriced for what's performed.  Chalk it up to the good old "liability" cost category

[PT20J]

Or, they are milking the installed base because new sales are nil.

[GeeBee]

17 minutes ago, PT20J said:

Or, they are milking the installed base because new sales are nil.

I just sent mine off, moooooooooo!

[Marc_B]

FWIW.  Was looking for something else and came across the email from Precise Flight customer support when I asked if other comparable lubricants/greases (specifically asked about Aeroshell 7 as I've seen that mentioned before) could be used on the PF Speedbrakes:

Hi Marc,

Thanks for your email. We have had customers use lubricants comparable to Aeroshell 22. However, we only recommend using Aeroshell 22. It is very important that it is not a spray lubrication and that you don't overdue the grease, usually about a pea size amount applied with a brush is sufficient.

[Lax291]

8 minutes ago, Marc_B said:

FWIW.  Was looking for something else and came across the email from Precise Flight customer support when I asked if other comparable lubricants/greases (specifically asked about Aeroshell 7 as I've seen that mentioned before) could be used on the PF Speedbrakes:

Hi Marc,

Thanks for your email. We have had customers use lubricants comparable to Aeroshell 22. However, we only recommend using Aeroshell 22. It is very important that it is not a spray lubrication and that you don't overdue the grease, usually about a pea size amount applied with a brush is sufficient.

Yup, that's what I used.  That tube will last you about 500 years based on the little amount needed.  This is the PM schedule for the 2000 Series I believe where they call out AS22