??? Question ??? Trex Paddle Removal Help needed
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From: Hattiesburg, MS
If anybody can explain (or link me to a post somewhere) how to remove/replace the flybar paddles.
I have a 450SA model and want to try a different paddle type I purchased. (Align Part# HS1192T)
Dis a search on previous posts and could not find anything useful.
As always, I appreciate any help from you experts out there...
Thanks, Robo
I have a 450SA model and want to try a different paddle type I purchased. (Align Part# HS1192T)
Dis a search on previous posts and could not find anything useful.
As always, I appreciate any help from you experts out there...
Thanks, Robo
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I dont profess to be an expert, however, I am in the process of rebuilding my 450SA as a result of a crash and the paddles are threaded on the flybar shaft which is a one piece rod --- simply turn the paddles counterclockwise and they unscrew !! Make sure the flybar weights are positioned correctly and fastened securely.. Hope this helps -- Bill Erickson
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So how do you get both paddles level with each other??? (as far as a zero degree angle of attack?)
I'm thinking the paddles are going to turn on the threads of the flybar a certain distance until they become snug, that being when you bottom out in threads of the rod itself.
Thanks for the speedy reply. I appreciate it.
I'm thinking the paddles are going to turn on the threads of the flybar a certain distance until they become snug, that being when you bottom out in threads of the rod itself.
Thanks for the speedy reply. I appreciate it.
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From: CORAL SPRINGS,
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Put a drop of threadlock on the flybar for the last 1/4 inch of thread and you dont need to bottom the paddles out.I let it dry overnight and they dont move.I use 2 pitch guages one on each paddle and sight them across.
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Gotcha. I understand.
That clears that up.
Thanks RBC
I'll make sure ALIGN Corp. sends you guys a "Consultant Fee" credit to your checking accts.
That clears that up.
Thanks RBC
I'll make sure ALIGN Corp. sends you guys a "Consultant Fee" credit to your checking accts.



