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Hello!
I am putting together a set of tools to be able to help myself on longer trips - to keep the gremlins from ruining my day.
No real repair, but eg fixing a hose, readjusting a bowden...if flying in a mechanic might be only justified for a real repair.
My question: are the sizes of external accessible screws and nuts of the Rotax officially or unofficially known? eg "do I need 10, 11, 12,13 mm spanner/wrench or do 10 and 13mm suffice"

My ideas so far (including airframe):
universal pliers
gaffa tape
electrical tape
cable ties
0,5m unisolated wire
1m isolated wire, luster terminals
(DMM?)
1l oil
sturdy folding knife
screwdriver flat stubby, fine, Philips normal, very fine
Torx?
spanners 6,7,8,10,13mm
allan keys 2-6mm
(probably don't need spare plugs and a torque wrench?)
Front tire and tube, main tire and tube

Your thoughts on this?
  • Re: Tool set and -sizes for minor field repairs?

    by » 6 years ago


    Spare pair of carb floats -- gotta have floats. As a low-wing aircraft user (RV-12), I also carry a spare electric fuel pump.

  • Re: Tool set and -sizes for minor field repairs?

    by » 2 years ago


    For my 912iS, which has had lots of coil errors, which could be anything downstream of the coil, 

                  i.     Spare tube ☐

                ii.     Hand tyre pump ×2 ☐

               iii.     Extra right-angle attachment for tyre inflation ☐

               iv.     Valve stems  

                 v.     Valve key ☐

               vi.     Valve cap ☐

              vii.     Tube patches + glue ☐

            viii.     Talcum powder

               ix.     Spark plugs × 2 ☐

                 x.     Spark plug lead ☐

               xi.     Spark plug cap × 2 

              xii.     Coil ☐

            xiii.     16 mm spark plug socket ☐

            xiv.     Metric socket set ☐

              xv.     ASA socket set ☐

            xvi.     Metric Allen keys ☐

           xvii.     ASA Allen keys ☐

         xviii.     Shifting spanner ☐

            xix.     Screwdriver kit ☐

              xx.     Duct tape ☐

            xxi.     Silicon tape ☐

           xxii.     Araldite ☐

         xxiii.     Fuses

          xxiv.     Safety wire ☐

           xxv.     Split pins ☐

          xxvi.     Hose clamps × 2 ☐

        xxvii.     WD40

      xxviii.     Exhaust spring ☐

          xxix.     ?25 mm, 8 mm, 1/2" hose joiners

     

           xxx.     ?two pins and grommets for ignition unit 


  • Re: Tool set and -sizes for minor field repairs?

    by » 2 years ago


    What is a DMM? and what is unisolated wire? 


  • Re: Tool set and -sizes for minor field repairs?

    by » 2 years ago


    DMM = digital multimeter.

    Bare, uninsulated wire?  Perhaps he meant safety wire.  I can't think of any other kind of uninsulated wire on an airplane that would be useful in half-meter lengths.

     

    It's a four year old thread and the original poster's last activity here was 2-1/2 years ago...


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