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Horizontal Stabiliser longeron

Thread starter fifidibosco
Start date Feb 5, 2024

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fifidibosco

Well-Known Member

Feb 5, 2024

Hi all,

could you confirm the stabiliser longeron is made of two tubes. One is 1"x.058 and the other one is 7/8"x.065 and is inside the first one adjusted by six 1" long weld beads. They are both 48" long.
The stabiliser is made of a tube 1"1/8 x .035 that come over the longeron. So there is three tubes when the stabiliser is on its longeron ?

I'm afraid I made a translation error

Thanks in advance
Phil

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