well i got elev,rud, and throttle push rod working good, when i went to the nose wheel i get alot of binding to where it bows out alot i have tried to move the push rod in and out at different holes in the servo along with at the wheel,still the same binding I'm stuck and trying to get some input on how to fix, any help would be great thanks

disconnect the push rod from the nose gear and servo,by hand move the rod, it should move freely,if not then redo or replace the rod,I use Sullivan Gold-N-Rods but try to install straight with the least amount of bends.If rod moves freely then check wheel for binding.

I use a cable inside a nyrod works good. Always happy to help if I can. Garry.

I had this same problem. You should have a tube for the pushrod, make sure that its not 'pinched' tight between the tank and the fuse wall, or anything else. Also, make sure that the pushrod has a strait path to the nosegear (servo and pushrod exit are on the same side of the fuse insted of). I used some airgun cleaning oil on mine to loose'n it up a bit. If you are using the smaller diamiter pushrods, you may want to try a bigger one.

Once you get it, it wont take much to turn the plane... very little is needed.

Hope this helped out a little.

Hi $ircra$halot,I quit using the cable many years ago,I don't like metal from engine to electronics,also on grass the cable flexes to much.My $.02's.

The pushrod tubes path from servo to wheel doesn't have to be straight, a little bow is ok, but if the thing is winding around the inside of the fuse like a snake, it will cause a lot of unnecessary friction.

thanks for all the help found problem and is fixed but there is a little bow at the firewall called and talked to sig, was told it would be fine that it is normal that is why the slot for the pushrod is larger, exiting the firewall, again thanks for the help

Hi Terrell Flyer: I use cables on all my nose wheels, I have 10 planes. All but 1 are trike gear, and have had no trouble with ground handeling. Take off rolls are straight as an arrow flying off Astro turf that needs to be replaced. I do brace the outer sleeve about every 3" to reduce the flex problem. As for running a cable from the throttle, I can see where if you have a connection come loose, it could cause rx interference but again I've had no problems. I also use plastic clevises for The throttle unless the throttle arm is plastic like on my Saito. I check everything, every nut, bolt, and screw, about every third flight. Now when I build a gasser, I will not use a cable because of all the post I've read that state cables do cause rx interference, The instructions that come with the ign. even warn against useng metal for throttle. Always happy to help if I can. Garry