Cessna 206

PaulShahar

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I'm experiencing severe swiveling when landing my Cessna-206 (285HP), immediately after touching-down all 3 wheels (no brakes applied).
Additional to the following obvious reasons, do anyone know of other?:

· Asymmetric friction at main-gear wheel-shaft.
· Loose front-gear, relative to pedals.
· Static friction of one of the main-gear wheel braking pads.

Thanks for your advice.
 
If it is the front wheel, there are shims that go in the nose strut to eliminate shimming.

Simple process, same procedure works for 152, 172, 182, etc...
 
I'm experiencing severe swiveling when landing my Cessna-206 (285HP), immediately after touching-down all 3 wheels (no brakes applied).
Additional to the following obvious reasons, do anyone know of other?:

· Asymmetric friction at main-gear wheel-shaft.
· Loose front-gear, relative to pedals.
· Static friction of one of the main-gear wheel braking pads.

Thanks for your advice.

Try being more specific. Sounds like you mean 'nose wheel shimmy' but I'm not sure. Is it only after the nose wheel touches down?
 
Sounds like a bum shimmy damper

Did you say you landed with all the wheels at once (as in flat)??
 
I'm experiencing severe swiveling when landing my Cessna-206 (285HP), immediately after touching-down all 3 wheels (no brakes applied).
Additional to the following obvious reasons, do anyone know of other?:

· Asymmetric friction at main-gear wheel-shaft.
· Loose front-gear, relative to pedals.
· Static friction of one of the main-gear wheel braking pads.

Thanks for your advice.

Shimmy damper needs service, or is loose, or both.
Nose wheel needs balancing.
Nose wheel assembly needs bolts tightened or replaced.
 
I'm experiencing severe swiveling when landing my Cessna-206 (285HP), immediately after touching-down all 3 wheels (no brakes applied).
Additional to the following obvious reasons, do anyone know of other?:

· Asymmetric friction at main-gear wheel-shaft.
· Loose front-gear, relative to pedals.
· Static friction of one of the main-gear wheel braking pads.

Thanks for your advice.

First post.... Welcome to POA..:thumbsup::cheers:
 
The control yoke should be in your lap. Is it when it's doing this?
 
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