The Murphy Builders Site

Very nicely done. I had to cut out my side windows after the fuse was painted and was able to use an air nibbler with tape over the paint to avoid scratching. Worked great.

Tom, did you know this gentleman? Any information on the engine if it was stock or remanufactured by Barrett or M14P? Any major airframe modifications? Not looking for speculation, just curious if anything caught your eye if you did know the plane or builder.

Sad day, looks like a new build. Just received A/W early June.

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Just wanted to share our great experiences with Bruce’s covers out of California. They initially sent a complete cover that didn’t fit quite right. Their customer service team was extremely responsive with my issues. Due to getting close to Oshkosh, they overnighted not 1 but 2 test covers the ensur...

Luckily, no areas on the rebel itself were modified. I just took care of some other items that needed cleaned up and attention while I was back there working. I basically built a bracket that bolts to the tailwheel only to support the horizontal stab. If desired, I could switch back to the old leaf ...

Well looks like in the last few weeks that airframes Alaska has picked up the tail wheel. I got mine directly from Dan, the designer. After speaking with Dan we decided to go with the LSA tailwheel. It seems to be the perfect setup and there's plenty of adjustment for the spring. If anyone wants to ...

For all of those out there tired of messing with tailwheel springs every year or landing off airport, there has been a new product that has come to market. For me, the tailwheel has always been the weak link in the suspension of the Rebel. The spring gear and bushwheels soak up just about anything, ...