AN Nut and Bolt guide

[uk_figs]

Just a quickie, anyone know where I can get a guide for AN nuts, bolts, washers etc. Wasted time today trying to figure what a AN960-10L washer was (found out it means a thin washer).
Thanks

[Captain_John]

Hahahaha, I just went through that scenario!!!

Doing the bellcranks, huh!



Ummm, well... what helped me out was the Spruce website, talking to builders and the Standard Aircraft Handbook. Between those 3 resources, I have learned enough to be dangerous!!!



I haven't found a single site that clearly defines, "this is a bolt, and this is a nut."

What also helped was buying a few extras for assembly use. Get a gauge too. They are handy and sets you mind to ease knowing that you have the right bolt.

Any specific questions? I will try and help, but remeber... I am only one step ahead of you! Keep 'em easy!

OH, and have fun doing that flutin'!



You got your work cut out for you!!!

Mine only took a month!

CJ

[rv6builder48138]

Originally Posted by uk_figs

Just a quickie, anyone know where I can get a guide for AN nuts, bolts, washers etc. Wasted time today trying to figure what a AN960-10L washer was (found out it means a thin washer).
Thanks

Dave: try this web site...

http://www.zenithair.com/kit-data/ra/hardware.html

Cheers,
John

[rv6builder48138]

Originally Posted by uk_figs

Just a quickie, anyone know where I can get a guide for AN nuts, bolts, washers etc. Wasted time today trying to figure what a AN960-10L washer was (found out it means a thin washer).
Thanks

Here's another one, even more detailed:

http://www.spenceraircraft.com/catal..._cat_pages.php

John

[rv6builder48138]

Originally Posted by uk_figs

Just a quickie, anyone know where I can get a guide for AN nuts, bolts, washers etc. Wasted time today trying to figure what a AN960-10L washer was (found out it means a thin washer).
Thanks

http://www.faa.gov/certification/air...13/default.htm

[LettersFromFlyoverCountry]

Prepping wing ribs? Man, that STILL is the LEAST fun I've had on the entire project.

[N941WR]

you're not building a -9! Same number of ribs but a lot more rivets and those flaps are a major PITA!

[uk_figs]

Thanks for the links (and the thoughts about prepping all those ribs) :

[flyerfly]

I too spent hours looking for some of this stuff (for wiring) just yesterday. These links (the ones John had) would be good to have in a permanent resource place. Also most of the FAA docs can be downloaded in PDF format if you like those.

Jon

[kellyp]

Best guide that I've found:

http://www.matronics.com/photoshare/...om.01.18.2003/

Whenever I have a "what the **** is that?" moment I can look at this chart.