Attempting to attach the pushrod assembly to the servo arm. Hole "B" per installation instruction version I. I am finding that there is not sufficient thread coming through the nut on the backside. Any guidance on how to remedy. I tried thinner washers and contacting Dynon. I would attached a photo but have no clue how. Assembly drawing is on page 7 on the install manual.
Van's Air Force
Don't miss anything! Register now for full access to the definitive RV support community.
Dynon roll servo install
- Thread starter Surfdoc
- Start date
I didn't have any issues
When I put my servo in earlier this year there weren't any hardware issues that I recall. There is the very tight AN3 bolt with a reduced head nyloc nut on the servo arm, but other than that just make sure you've got all the spacers and washers in the correct places. I bench fitted mine to get the layout, then transferred it into the wing.
There's a couple of loose nuts in this photo as I still had to play around with rigging etc, but you get the idea.
When I put my servo in earlier this year there weren't any hardware issues that I recall. There is the very tight AN3 bolt with a reduced head nyloc nut on the servo arm, but other than that just make sure you've got all the spacers and washers in the correct places. I bench fitted mine to get the layout, then transferred it into the wing.
There's a couple of loose nuts in this photo as I still had to play around with rigging etc, but you get the idea.
Std Servo Arm
It's a standard servo arm, but an SV42 servo (which is about an inch longer in the body). For me it all seemed to fit OK, though safety wiring the bolts was a pain.
It's a standard servo arm, but an SV42 servo (which is about an inch longer in the body). For me it all seemed to fit OK, though safety wiring the bolts was a pain.
