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Old 06-30-2011, 09:09 AM
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Default RV-6 Engine Mount repair help needed

My 1992 RV6 had a hard landing on left gear and it caused the left gear socket to break from the engine mount. 3 other smaller tubes will also need repair due to cracks at the joints showing. Vans tells me a new mount will likely not fit as the jigs have changed since this one was built.

Looks like I need to send it out to be repaired with the gear legs included so they can insure proper original alignment. I can ship anywhere in USA. Have pics of damage to sent to shops if they want to see it.

Where should I sent it?
John Nielsen
e-mail: Nielsen@Bloomer.net
Ph: 715-568-3980 (CDT)
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Old 06-30-2011, 10:17 AM
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Default O&N Aircraft

John

I highly recommend http://www.onaircraft.com/

They have a full time person that fabricates motor mounts for their turbine conversions. They recently welded gussets on my RV6 motor mount and they did a very nice job. Very responsive and friendly employees as well.
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