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Scott;
I can't recall, did you happen to remember to tell ted to throw in
a
roll of duct tape?................................Larry Luckinbill




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Isn't there a Canadian TV show that the guys do all kinds of crazy stuff
with duct tape? I know I saw it once when they duct taped the spare tire on
a vehicle.

They even use duct tape (looks like it anyway, the aluminum tape Ted list on
his site, they call it "speed tape") on the big jets to temporarily cover
dents in wings and such. Looks funny when you see what looks like regular
duct tape on your airliner wing.

Scott

-----Original Message-----
From: mike.davis@dcsol.com [mailto:mike.davis@dcsol.com] On Behalf Of Wayne
G. O'Shea
Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 7:03 PM
To: rebel-builders@dcsol.com
Subject: Re: Ted's spare parts and tools for AK trip

I really thing he should take some duct tape along!! LOL

A roll of heavy safety wire and duct tape can splice most
everything....including the lift struts on an Aeronca Sedan I'm told.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Aldrich" <sa@mwutah.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 9:01 PM
Subject: Ted's spare parts and tools for AK trip

Ted,



Just some more ideas for your tools and parts list to go along with what

you

already have posted on your site.



- Duct tape.

- A few stainless steel hose clamps, two at least 3 inch diameter to

assist

splicing M14 exhaust sections together.

- Length of hose (emergency fuel line quality, clamps for same)

- Duct tape.

- M14 specialty wrenches? Exhaust spanner, mag nut wrench.

- JB weld.

- Duct tape

- Simple Siphon gizmo (the shake to start, no sucky required, siphon -

eBay

search "simple siphon"

- A few wrap ties.

- Small coil of electrical wire.

- Duct tape.

- WD-40 or similar.

- Wing nuts (in case you lose all your wrenches?)

- And finally - you can fix anything with duct tape.



Scott

Moose 174











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Ted,



Just some more ideas for your tools and parts list to go along with what

already have posted on your site.



- Duct tape.

- A few stainless steel hose clamps, two at least 3 inch diameter to

splicing M14 exhaust sections together.

- Length of hose (emergency fuel line quality, clamps for same)

- Duct tape.

- M14 specialty wrenches? Exhaust spanner, mag nut wrench.

- JB weld.

- Duct tape

- Simple Siphon gizmo (the shake to start, no sucky required, siphon -

search "simple siphon"

- A few wrap ties.

- Small coil of electrical wire.

- Duct tape.

- WD-40 or similar.

- Wing nuts (in case you lose all your wrenches?)

- And finally - you can fix anything with duct tape.



Scott

Moose 174











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Ted,



Just some more ideas for your tools and parts list to go along with what

already have posted on your site.



- Duct tape.

- A few stainless steel hose clamps, two at least 3 inch diameter to

splicing M14 exhaust sections together.

- Length of hose (emergency fuel line quality, clamps for same)

- Duct tape.

- M14 specialty wrenches? Exhaust spanner, mag nut wrench.

- JB weld.

- Duct tape

- Simple Siphon gizmo (the shake to start, no sucky required, siphon -

search "simple siphon"

- A few wrap ties.

- Small coil of electrical wire.

- Duct tape.

- WD-40 or similar.

- Wing nuts (in case you lose all your wrenches?)

- And finally - you can fix anything with duct tape.



Scott

Moose 174











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Isn't there a Canadian TV show that the guys do all kinds of crazy stuff
with duct tape? I know I saw it once when they duct taped the spare tire

a vehicle.

They even use duct tape (looks like it anyway, the aluminum tape Ted list

his site, they call it "speed tape") on the big jets to temporarily cover
dents in wings and such. Looks funny when you see what looks like regular
duct tape on your airliner wing.

Scott

-----Original Message-----
From: mike.davis@dcsol.com [mailto:mike.davis@dcsol.com] On Behalf Of

G. O'Shea
Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 7:03 PM
To: rebel-builders@dcsol.com
Subject: Re: Ted's spare parts and tools for AK trip

I really thing he should take some duct tape along!! LOL

A roll of heavy safety wire and duct tape can splice most
everything....including the lift struts on an Aeronca Sedan I'm told.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Aldrich" <sa@mwutah.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 9:01 PM
Subject: Ted's spare parts and tools for AK trip

Ted,



Just some more ideas for your tools and parts list to go along with what

you

already have posted on your site.



- Duct tape.

- A few stainless steel hose clamps, two at least 3 inch diameter to

assist

splicing M14 exhaust sections together.

- Length of hose (emergency fuel line quality, clamps for same)

- Duct tape.

- M14 specialty wrenches? Exhaust spanner, mag nut wrench.

- JB weld.

- Duct tape

- Simple Siphon gizmo (the shake to start, no sucky required, siphon -

eBay

search "simple siphon"

- A few wrap ties.

- Small coil of electrical wire.

- Duct tape.

- WD-40 or similar.

- Wing nuts (in case you lose all your wrenches?)

- And finally - you can fix anything with duct tape.



Scott

Moose 174











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