wanttaja
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- Jun 7, 2008
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- "War-Torn" Portland
- Display Name
- Ron Wanttaja
- Home Airfield
- Twin Oaks Airpark
Digging to the bottom of some of the boxes from our move, I found some parts for Goodyear brakes. As I replaced my Goodyears ~20 years ago, I obviously don't have a use for them.
It's a pair of the brake pads (the kidney-shaped, not the round ones) and a pair of the metal clips that hold the brake disk to the wheel. The official pads sold for about $200 a pair, though these are in Aircraft Spruce wrappers and probably were sold for $15 or so. I ended up making new pads, hence didn't use these.
These were used on older Cessnas, and on older homebuilts that used old Cessna parts. These seem to have become very rare; Aircraft Spruce doesn't carry parts for them.
They're free to a good home. Heck, they're free to BAD home, since I'm going to throw them out anyway if no one wants them.
Ron Wanttaja
It's a pair of the brake pads (the kidney-shaped, not the round ones) and a pair of the metal clips that hold the brake disk to the wheel. The official pads sold for about $200 a pair, though these are in Aircraft Spruce wrappers and probably were sold for $15 or so. I ended up making new pads, hence didn't use these.
These were used on older Cessnas, and on older homebuilts that used old Cessna parts. These seem to have become very rare; Aircraft Spruce doesn't carry parts for them.
They're free to a good home. Heck, they're free to BAD home, since I'm going to throw them out anyway if no one wants them.
Ron Wanttaja
