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  • Nose wheel strut

    Howdy. How do you get the nose gear strut loose on Eflite Viper? The screw is really tight?
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  • #2
    Sometimes need to use an soldering iron to heat the screw and release the thread locker.
    AMA 424553

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    • #3
      So the screw is glued to the collar?

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      • #4
        If you call Loctite "glue".

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        • #5
          Ahh, think the epoxy would be the better choice.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Nikom View Post
            Ahh, think the epoxy would be the better choice.
            Worse choice, you want to hold the screw not make it unremovable
            AMA 424553

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            • #7
              Best choice is a little FoamTac on the threads. Epoxy is a NO-NO for these types of screws (or any type of screw).

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              • #8
                Think you misunderstod i’m not touching the strut screw
                but gluing on the wire strut. But your right about not using epoxy on screws:)

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                • #9
                  Boy, I'm confused !
                  Super Airliner, Corsair, Viper, BAE Hawk, L-39, A-6, PC-21, B-25, T-28, GeeBee, Wildcat, Stinson, F-16, F-4

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by vdanger View Post
                    Boy, I'm confused !
                    Yup, me too. He posts one thing but he's thinking something else. All we've talked about here is that screw that he can't get out. Then, all of a sudden, with no warning, he talks about gluing in the strut wire. Times like these, it can become very painful to try to help.

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                    • #11
                      Sorry for my “OCD” and that i’m posting some odd guestions. In the
                      future i’ll ask more relevant questions and some of my post i ended
                      up solving before anyone replied:)

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