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pilotjkl
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Post by pilotjkl »

Hi all! great forum! Im the proud new owner of a 170A 180hp, love the plane! Im doing an annual inspection on it and i removed the control yokes to have them powder coated, and I plan on replacing the rivets P# 0413216-1 but Preferred Airparts is asking $55.44 a peace, is there an alternative #? or a better source? also looking for a 100hr/annual inspection checklist, my 9 year old son and I are planing lots of adventures in our new bird :D
thank you for your help.
John
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Just joind, thanks, yes I have the original yokes, I will do a serch thanks
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Hawkeyenfo
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Post by Hawkeyenfo »

Congratulations! Your new adventures will go much faster with the 180hp!! Have fun and post pics :)
Fly Navy !!!!

1941 Boeing PT-13D Stearman
1952 Cessna 170B
1960 Piper Aztec (PA23-250)
pilotjkl
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Thanks, I'm trying to figure out how to post pictures, did a search on this site but nothing found
bagarre
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Post by bagarre »

Congrats on the new plane!
My yokes are secured with AN4 bolts, an approved alternative to the original rivet. Should be a simple log book entry by your A&P.

An AN24 clevis bolt would be just as good and have a cleaner look.
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Bruce Fenstermacher
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pilotjkl wrote:Thanks, I'm trying to figure out how to post pictures, did a search on this site but nothing found
John, thanks for joining the Associaiton. I just upgraded you forum account so you will see additional areas of the forum. You can now also post pictures. Here are instructiions: http://www.cessna170.org/forums/viewtop ... =12&t=8777

The following links will take you into our library. There is no official list for the 170 specifically. The Owners Manual has a list and perhaps the 100 series service manual '62 and prior will have one.

http://www.cessna170.org/forums/members ... 20list.pdf

http://www.cessna170.org/forums/members ... 0items.pdf
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pilotjkl
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Thanks Bagarre, I'll go with the AN 24 clevis bolt, I think I need permission from the moderator to post pictures
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c170b53
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Post by c170b53 »

Welcome to the association, John. Hope you new ride treats you and your family well.
Aside from guessing at the secret handshake, posting pictures is probably the hardest feat new members are faced with. Then again new members are sometimes subjected to the constant nagging of some within the club to participate in a club convention. Personally I believe the practice borders on outright ill timed coercion especially seeing as you just joined and the convention is in 3 weeks time.
So can you come?
Jim McIntosh..
1953 C170B S/N 25656
02 K1200RS
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My copilot Nathan
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yokes will be powder coated
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Ryan Smith
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Post by Ryan Smith »

Welcome!

Looks like you've got a pretty capable airplane! This has always been a favorite YouTube video of mine. :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZgIaMNi8UI
hilltop170
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Post by hilltop170 »

Hi John, welcome aboard! Hope you and your son have many years of enjoyment and memories with your new plane. This is a great group of folks and I encourage you to join in as much as you can.

That landing video from Alaska is not too shabby for an A model either!
Richard Pulley
2014-2016 TIC170A Past President
1951 170A, N1715D, s/n 20158, O-300D
Owned from 1973 to 1984.
Bought again in 2006 after 22 years.
It's not for sale!
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n2582d
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pilotjkl wrote:Hi all! great forum! Im the proud new owner of a 170A 180hp, love the plane! Im doing an annual inspection on it and i removed the control yokes to have them powder coated, and I plan on replacing the rivets P# 0413216-1 but Preferred Airparts is asking $55.44 a peace, is there an alternative #? or a better source?
John
John,
Welcome to the association! Here's a link to some information on the yoke rivets.
Gary
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cessna170bdriver
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Re: New Owner

Post by cessna170bdriver »

Hi John,

Let me add my welcome to the 170 Association!

If you happen to see a Cessna 310J around Seminole, N3110L, pat her on the nose and say "hi" for me. :D
Miles

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— Thomas Browne
pilotjkl
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Ah N3110L my favorite 310! My first 500hrs twin time where in her, we overhauled the 300hp io-520s and added a garmin stack, 192KTAS ON 27gph! Belongs to my hanger nabor now, was she yours in the past?
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