Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
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Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
I need a drawing for the bushings, bolts and washers, for the engine mount to firewall, for my Avcon STC SA 806 CE conversion for the 0-360-A1A . We need the actual drawing so we know what the bolt lengths should be for the firewall attach point, which I suspect are shown in drawing 17013 - I see the Hanger has the Drawing List 17013, but no drawing showing the parts. I had the conversion done in 1978 in Prescott, AZ by Arizona Aircraftsman, and can't find any drawings for it.
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Re: Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
I think 17013 is just a list. In any case we have never had anyone of our document donors supply one that is a drawing.
I think the info for the bolts might be found on this parts list 17025 found here: http://www.cessna170.org/forums/viewtop ... 329#p83260
I think the info for the bolts might be found on this parts list 17025 found here: http://www.cessna170.org/forums/viewtop ... 329#p83260
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Bruce Fenstermacher, Past President, TIC170A
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Re: Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
What your looking for is found on page 84 & 85, Figure 49, of the Cessna 170B Parts Catalog. The STC uses the same parts that Cessna used to attach the engine mount to the firewall.ccondit wrote:I need a drawing for the bushings, bolts and washers, for the engine mount to firewall, for my Avcon STC SA 806 CE conversion for the 0-360-A1A . We need the actual drawing so we know what the bolt lengths should be for the firewall attach point, which I suspect are shown in drawing 17013 - I see the Hanger has the Drawing List 17013, but no drawing showing the parts. I had the conversion done in 1978 in Prescott, AZ by Arizona Aircraftsman, and can't find any drawings for it.
Re: Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
Thanks for all you help on the Avcon conversion info I needed.
I've been putting together a list of stuff I need and where to get it, and have had some trouble looking up a description of what exactly what each part is.
I'm not clear on what a Lord mount is - can anyone describe it?
And can anybody give me a description of what the washers below are, or where I can get a description of the parts? It seems silly to pay prices like $7.83 and $4.16 for a single simple washer just because you don’t know what size it is, so you can find it for a reasonable price, or if we already have one.
49-5 Washer - 0550153-1—replaced by WASHER S1450-23H16-095 (attach engine mount) —need 4
49-7 Washer - 00550156 —replaced by WASHER S1450-23N22-100 (attach engine mount) —need 4
thanks much again. this forum is wonderful.
Chris
I've been putting together a list of stuff I need and where to get it, and have had some trouble looking up a description of what exactly what each part is.
I'm not clear on what a Lord mount is - can anyone describe it?
And can anybody give me a description of what the washers below are, or where I can get a description of the parts? It seems silly to pay prices like $7.83 and $4.16 for a single simple washer just because you don’t know what size it is, so you can find it for a reasonable price, or if we already have one.
49-5 Washer - 0550153-1—replaced by WASHER S1450-23H16-095 (attach engine mount) —need 4
49-7 Washer - 00550156 —replaced by WASHER S1450-23N22-100 (attach engine mount) —need 4
thanks much again. this forum is wonderful.
Chris
Re: Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
"Lord" is the name of the company that manufactures the motor mounts. (Lord Corporation)
Ed Booth, 170-B and RV-7 Driver
Re: Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
My engine conversion has a straight mount whereas I'm guessing what you're interested in is the "Lord " mounts which in your conversion are the Dynafocal mounts which couple your engine to the engine mount. Your engine mount is married to the airframe with standard Cessna parts and AN hardware (otherwise the engine conversion would have had to modify the airframe, something anyone would run away from). The washers are thicker than your standard washers thus the Cessna part number and price.
Jim McIntosh..
1953 C170B S/N 25656
02 K1200RS
1953 C170B S/N 25656
02 K1200RS
Re: Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
If you think the washers are expensive, you obviously haven't yet shopped for Lord J-3804-28 engine mounts.
Re: Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
Took a few pics of the rubber bushings and the interior washer, the exterior washers are in use.
Jim McIntosh..
1953 C170B S/N 25656
02 K1200RS
1953 C170B S/N 25656
02 K1200RS
Re: Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
Here they are apart. Likely you may want to replace the bushings when the rubber hardens.
Jim McIntosh..
1953 C170B S/N 25656
02 K1200RS
1953 C170B S/N 25656
02 K1200RS
Re: Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
Thanks for all your help on the Avcon engine mounts - I'm all set now, I think. Much appreciated.
Re: Avcon engine mount to firewall hardware
My "Del-Air" conversion requires the metal bushings which can be found in the "Seaplane" section of the IPC