Recent Field Approvals for 26' Goodyears

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propwash55
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Recent Field Approvals for 26' Goodyears

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Has anyone in Alaska, had a 170B with the 26' Goodyears Field approved?Recently, that is?
alaskan99669
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Post by alaskan99669 »

Mine was done in '99. I've got a copy ready to e-mail if interested.
Corey
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Chris Christensen
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Post by Chris Christensen »

I have 26" Bush Wheels on my 170 and it was done with 2 STCs.

There is a fellow in Quebec with an STC that covers putting 180 / 185 legs on a 170, and Alaska Bush Wheels has an STC to put the Double Piston brakes and theit tires on those legs.

PM me if ya need more particulars and I will try to look em up.

Chris
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Post by GAHorn »

Chris Christensen wrote:I have 26" Bush Wheels on my 170 and it was done with 2 STCs.

There is a fellow in Quebec with an STC that covers putting 180 / 185 legs on a 170, and Alaska Bush Wheels has an STC to put the Double Piston brakes and theit tires on those legs.

PM me if ya need more particulars and I will try to look em up.

Chris
MX Library has contact info for our member who has the gear legs STC.
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flat country pilot
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Post by flat country pilot »

Why can't the 26" Bushwheels go on the 170 legs? (Lady Legs)

Are the larger tires harder on the gear box or do they give more cushion with low tire pressures?

Bill
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