Used ABI 3224 Tailwheel

[ADK-Flyer]

I have a Scott 3200 TW and put a couple AN eye bolts in the arm for two reasons. First, it raised the chains a little and makes it like a bent arm. Second, it keeps the holes in the tailwheel arm from wearing. If the eyebolt wears I can replace that for a lot less $ than the tailwheel arm.

Any chance you have a part number on the eyebolts and the source of where you got them?

[avidflyer]

An airplane friend of mine passed away a while back, and I've been helping his widow sell off the airplane stuff that he had. He had a nice scott 3200 tailwheel with a Cessna 170 tail spring attached to it. If you wanted to go that route, it's still available. I noticed it has the eye bolts that were suggested for the steering chains. JImChuk

[ADK-Flyer]

An airplane friend of mine passed away a while back, and I've been helping his widow sell off the airplane stuff that he had. He had a nice scott 3200 tailwheel with a Cessna 170 tail spring attached to it. If you wanted to go that route, it's still available. I noticed it has the eye bolts that were suggested for the steering chains. JImChuk

I pvt messaged you about it.

[PapuaPilot]

Any chance you have a part number on the eyebolts and the source of where you got them?

It's an AN42B eyebolt, but I'm not sure the length. One of the best sources for aircraft parts and hardware in the US is Aircraft Spruce & Speciality.