Looking for a pacer

[Vagabondblues]

http://www.shortwingpipers.org/forum...ileron-Gearing

[Gilbert Pierce]

Is that weighed or calculated off the original weight and balance? They all gained weight over the years but that is Clipper weight and there are a lot of heavy parts standard in a Pacer.

1165! That would be a heavy Clipper.

[dbudd]

That is what on the w&b sheet after it was recovered in 2005. I haven't weighed it myself

[jay heil]

the ailerons/yokes might have a slightly differant gearing but it pertains to year not model and also a quick look at the PA20-vs PA22 tcds they have the same amount of aileron travel stop to stop 15 degress up 15 degrees down actually all control surface travel specs are the same between the 20 and 22

[andya]

As I interpret the posts on the gearing, while the throw limits are the same, the yoke travel to the limit is different.

[Jim Hann]

I don't have time to look through the drawings but I'm thinking the cables are in the first couple hundred Tripes, maybe up to 834 or so?

[Quietwater]

Cables up to serial Number 806, then chains on "135" models