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Tim Olson

Joined: 25 Jan 2007
Posts: 2882

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 4:44 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Good news, everyone...



Today I installed the axle extensions that my friend made from my

drawing and they worked out perfectly.  I have some photos from

the install posted here:



http://www.myrv10.com/N104CD/upgrades/20070118/index.html#Installation_of_new_extensions



Now that I know they work, I'm going to do something stupid and

since some people found high machining costs, I'm going to coordinate

a group order for extensions that look like these.  I had at least

2 quotes come back with costs significantly lower than what other people

were saying.  My earlier drawing might actually be more expensive to

make than the final product drawing too.  I'll have to re-quote it to

see if pricing will be any lower.



My present quote that I'd go on was:  $17.75ea (at) quantity 40 and

$24.50ea (at) quantity 20. (20 pairs and 10 pairs respectively)



Now, what I'm going to do it this:   If you want these extensions

for your plane, I'm only planning to have one run made up, so get them

now.  Let me know by Wednesday night, and Thursday a.m. I'll order

them from the machining company and get the hardware on it's

way to me.  They need to get the aluminum stock, so there will be

a small delay before they start making them.

You do not need to send payment right away...Yes, I know, that's

stupid, but I'm planning to write a check for well over $1000 to

cover the production, but only if the buyers are willing to commit

to paying for them.



What you'll get:

1 PAIR of Axle entensions, all drilled and tapped, 3-3/8" long so

they don't require the large flat washer.  They should directly

replace the original part.  You'll also get (3) AN5-6A bolts,

so you have one as a spare, for bolting them to the axle nut.

You'll also get (3) MS24693C298 screws for the outer ends, that

will be 1/4" longer than original so they don't back out and fall

off as easily (mine almost came out...use loctite!)  And, I'm

going to send you (3) MS24665-292 cotter pins, and (3)

MS24665-362 cotter pins, so you have all of the hardware required

to attach them.



Your job:  Drill your existing holes on the axle nuts out to 5/16"

and deburr (I deburred mine today because I miss all the deburring

so much  )  Then assemble the AN5 bolt/washer to the extension and

torque.  Then, use a #40 drill through the guide hole and drill

out the hole and the bolt to #40.  Pin them together with the small

cotter pins, install the axle nuts and pin with the large pins.

Then secure the fairing with the 1/4" stainless machine screw.



Since this is something I'm not doing for profit, I'm going to

make it easy on myself.  They'll all be picked up at the same

time, and I'll throw them all into USPS Priority mail at the

same time.  I'll split the costs of everything evenly, and round

any costs up to the next highest dollar.  When all is said and

done, I'll tell you if the total with shipping is any higher than

my expectations...which would be between $45 and $55 per pair,

all complete to your door with the hardware.



One exception:  Since this isn't for-profit in any way, I'm going

to make it easy on myself and limit it to the US continental 48

states only so I can use USPS Priority mail.



Again, I'll only be doing this group order one time, so if you want

them, now's the time.  After this order, if for some reason I'm

crazy enough to do it again, I'd add on extra cost for the time, and

it might be harder to get a good list of people together to keep

the price down.  If for some reason we can't get 10 people for

this order, I won't bother, but my gut feeling is that we'll probably

easily make the 20 pair (quantity 40) level.  I just want to do this

because after installing them I know they worked well for me, and

it'll keep you all from spending a fortune on one-offs from your

local machinist.  In the spirit of "no up front money" that

we have today, you can send your payment either via paypal

or by check after you get them.  I know everyone will pay up, because

we're all nice people and if you don't, I'll tell the list on you. 

If you pay by paypal though, add a little to cover the fees that

they charge.  Tips are not required, but will be accepted if you're

just so happy after getting them that you really want to. 



If the price for any reason looks like it'll be over $60, I will not

proceed without contacting everyone who got on the list first.



Email me at my email address if you want to get on the list.



-- 

Tim Olson - RV-10 N104CD - Flying

flysrv10(at)gmail.com
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 5:21 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Count me in and thanks for doing this.  Nice process and organization.



Rob.



On Jan 28, 2007, at 7:41 PM, Tim Olson wrote:



 	  Quote: 	
		   



 Good news, everyone...



 Today I installed the axle extensions that my friend made from my

 drawing and they worked out perfectly.  I have some photos from

 the install posted here:



 http://www.myrv10.com/N104CD/upgrades/20070118/ 

 index.html#Installation_of_new_extensions



 Now that I know they work, I'm going to do something stupid and

 since some people found high machining costs, I'm going to coordinate

 a group order for extensions that look like these.  I had at least

 2 quotes come back with costs significantly lower than what other  

 people

 were saying.  My earlier drawing might actually be more expensive to

 make than the final product drawing too.  I'll have to re-quote it to

 see if pricing will be any lower.



 My present quote that I'd go on was:  $17.75ea (at) quantity 40 and

 $24.50ea (at) quantity 20. (20 pairs and 10 pairs respectively)



 Now, what I'm going to do it this:   If you want these extensions

 for your plane, I'm only planning to have one run made up, so get them

 now.  Let me know by Wednesday night, and Thursday a.m. I'll order

 them from the machining company and get the hardware on it's

 way to me.  They need to get the aluminum stock, so there will be

 a small delay before they start making them.

 You do not need to send payment right away...Yes, I know, that's

 stupid, but I'm planning to write a check for well over $1000 to

 cover the production, but only if the buyers are willing to commit

 to paying for them.



 What you'll get:

 1 PAIR of Axle entensions, all drilled and tapped, 3-3/8" long so

 they don't require the large flat washer.  They should directly

 replace the original part.  You'll also get (3) AN5-6A bolts,

 so you have one as a spare, for bolting them to the axle nut.

 You'll also get (3) MS24693C298 screws for the outer ends, that

 will be 1/4" longer than original so they don't back out and fall

 off as easily (mine almost came out...use loctite!)  And, I'm

 going to send you (3) MS24665-292 cotter pins, and (3)

 MS24665-362 cotter pins, so you have all of the hardware required

 to attach them.



 Your job:  Drill your existing holes on the axle nuts out to 5/16"

 and deburr (I deburred mine today because I miss all the deburring

 so much  )  Then assemble the AN5 bolt/washer to the extension and

 torque.  Then, use a #40 drill through the guide hole and drill

 out the hole and the bolt to #40.  Pin them together with the small

 cotter pins, install the axle nuts and pin with the large pins.

 Then secure the fairing with the 1/4" stainless machine screw.



 Since this is something I'm not doing for profit, I'm going to

 make it easy on myself.  They'll all be picked up at the same

 time, and I'll throw them all into USPS Priority mail at the

 same time.  I'll split the costs of everything evenly, and round

 any costs up to the next highest dollar.  When all is said and

 done, I'll tell you if the total with shipping is any higher than

 my expectations...which would be between $45 and $55 per pair,

 all complete to your door with the hardware.



 One exception:  Since this isn't for-profit in any way, I'm going

 to make it easy on myself and limit it to the US continental 48

 states only so I can use USPS Priority mail.



 Again, I'll only be doing this group order one time, so if you want

 them, now's the time.  After this order, if for some reason I'm

 crazy enough to do it again, I'd add on extra cost for the time, and

 it might be harder to get a good list of people together to keep

 the price down.  If for some reason we can't get 10 people for

 this order, I won't bother, but my gut feeling is that we'll probably

 easily make the 20 pair (quantity 40) level.  I just want to do this

 because after installing them I know they worked well for me, and

 it'll keep you all from spending a fortune on one-offs from your

 local machinist.  In the spirit of "no up front money" that

 we have today, you can send your payment either via paypal

 or by check after you get them.  I know everyone will pay up, because

 we're all nice people and if you don't, I'll tell the list on you. 

 If you pay by paypal though, add a little to cover the fees that

 they charge.  Tips are not required, but will be accepted if you're

 just so happy after getting them that you really want to. 



 If the price for any reason looks like it'll be over $60, I will not

 proceed without contacting everyone who got on the list first.



 Email me at my email address if you want to get on the list.



 -- 

 Tim Olson - RV-10 N104CD - Flying

dmaib@me.com

Joined: 25 Apr 2006
Posts: 455
Location: New Smyrna Beach, Florida

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 5:27 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Tim,



I will take a set. Thank you so much for all you do for this group of  

builders. Fantastic!



David Maib

#40559

struggling with elevator trim (grrrrrr)



On Jan 28, 2007, at 6:41 PM, Tim Olson wrote:






Good news, everyone...



Today I installed the axle extensions that my friend made from my

drawing and they worked out perfectly.  I have some photos from

the install posted here:



http://www.myrv10.com/N104CD/upgrades/20070118/ 

index.html#Installation_of_new_extensions



Now that I know they work, I'm going to do something stupid and

since some people found high machining costs, I'm going to coordinate

a group order for extensions that look like these.  I had at least

2 quotes come back with costs significantly lower than what other people

were saying.  My earlier drawing might actually be more expensive to

make than the final product drawing too.  I'll have to re-quote it to

see if pricing will be any lower.



My present quote that I'd go on was:  $17.75ea (at) quantity 40 and

$24.50ea (at) quantity 20. (20 pairs and 10 pairs respectively)



Now, what I'm going to do it this:   If you want these extensions

for your plane, I'm only planning to have one run made up, so get them

now.  Let me know by Wednesday night, and Thursday a.m. I'll order

them from the machining company and get the hardware on it's

way to me.  They need to get the aluminum stock, so there will be

a small delay before they start making them.

You do not need to send payment right away...Yes, I know, that's

stupid, but I'm planning to write a check for well over $1000 to

cover the production, but only if the buyers are willing to commit

to paying for them.



What you'll get:

1 PAIR of Axle entensions, all drilled and tapped, 3-3/8" long so

they don't require the large flat washer.  They should directly

replace the original part.  You'll also get (3) AN5-6A bolts,

so you have one as a spare, for bolting them to the axle nut.

You'll also get (3) MS24693C298 screws for the outer ends, that

will be 1/4" longer than original so they don't back out and fall

off as easily (mine almost came out...use loctite!)  And, I'm

going to send you (3) MS24665-292 cotter pins, and (3)

MS24665-362 cotter pins, so you have all of the hardware required

to attach them.



Your job:  Drill your existing holes on the axle nuts out to 5/16"

and deburr (I deburred mine today because I miss all the deburring

so much  )  Then assemble the AN5 bolt/washer to the extension and

torque.  Then, use a #40 drill through the guide hole and drill

out the hole and the bolt to #40.  Pin them together with the small

cotter pins, install the axle nuts and pin with the large pins.

Then secure the fairing with the 1/4" stainless machine screw.



Since this is something I'm not doing for profit, I'm going to

make it easy on myself.  They'll all be picked up at the same

time, and I'll throw them all into USPS Priority mail at the

same time.  I'll split the costs of everything evenly, and round

any costs up to the next highest dollar.  When all is said and

done, I'll tell you if the total with shipping is any higher than

my expectations...which would be between $45 and $55 per pair,

all complete to your door with the hardware.



One exception:  Since this isn't for-profit in any way, I'm going

to make it easy on myself and limit it to the US continental 48

states only so I can use USPS Priority mail.



Again, I'll only be doing this group order one time, so if you want

them, now's the time.  After this order, if for some reason I'm

crazy enough to do it again, I'd add on extra cost for the time, and

it might be harder to get a good list of people together to keep

the price down.  If for some reason we can't get 10 people for

this order, I won't bother, but my gut feeling is that we'll probably

easily make the 20 pair (quantity 40) level.  I just want to do this

because after installing them I know they worked well for me, and

it'll keep you all from spending a fortune on one-offs from your

local machinist.  In the spirit of "no up front money" that

we have today, you can send your payment either via paypal

or by check after you get them.  I know everyone will pay up, because

we're all nice people and if you don't, I'll tell the list on you. 

If you pay by paypal though, add a little to cover the fees that

they charge.  Tips are not required, but will be accepted if you're

just so happy after getting them that you really want to. 



If the price for any reason looks like it'll be over $60, I will not

proceed without contacting everyone who got on the list first.



Email me at my email address if you want to get on the list.



-- 

Tim Olson - RV-10 N104CD - Flying

_________________
David Maib
RV-10 #40559
New Smyrna Beach, FL

rvbuilder(at)sausen.net
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 5:32 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Tim, throw me on the list.



  I would also like to add my services to this very nice offer.  For our

brethren in OZ and NZ that may want to jump in on this, I will be

willing to act as a proxy for you on two conditions.  First you have

been present and active on the list so I recognize you, and second I

reserve the right to limit the number of people I proxy this to.



  This is only for Australia and New Zealand.  If someone else wants to

handle the UK or another part of the world more power to them.  Oceania

is enough for me.   So if you are in one of those two locations and

want a set let me know and I will ask Tim to add them to my order.  You

will pay whatever I pay + the cost of shipping to your part of the world

and you can pay me via paypal also.



  Of course this is assuming Tim doesn't have a problem with it.



Michael Sausen

-10 #352 Limbo

Do not archive



--

millstees(at)ameritech.ne
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 5:52 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Tim:



I'll take a pair



Steve Mills

RV-10 40486 Slow-build

Naperville, Illinois 

finishing fuselage

Do Not Archive

630-308-7476



--

EFDsteve(at)aol.com
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 6:07 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Thanks, Tim.

  

 Please add me to the list for a pair of axle extensions.

  

 Steve Weinstock

 40230



  

 In a message dated 1/28/2007 6:46:49 P.M. Central Standard Time,  Tim(at)MyRV10.com writes:

  	  Quote: 	
		  -->    RV10-List message posted by: Tim Olson <Tim(at)MyRV10.com>



Good    news, everyone...



Today I installed the axle extensions that my friend    made from my

drawing and they worked out perfectly.  I have some    photos from

the install posted    here:



http://www.myrv10.com/N104CD/upgrades/20070118/index.html#Installation_of_new_extensions



Now    that I know they work, I'm going to do something stupid and

since some    people found high machining costs, I'm going to coordinate

a group order    for extensions that look like these.  I had at least

2 quotes come    back with costs significantly lower than what other people

were    saying.  My earlier drawing might actually be more expensive to

make    than the final product drawing too.  I'll have to re-quote it to

see    if pricing will be any lower.



My present quote that I'd go on    was:  $17.75ea (at) quantity 40 and

$24.50ea (at) quantity 20. (20 pairs and    10 pairs respectively)



Now, what I'm going to do it this:      If you want these extensions

for your plane, I'm only planning to have one    run made up, so get them

now.  Let me know by Wednesday night, and    Thursday a.m. I'll order

them from the machining company and get the    hardware on it's

way to me.  They need to get the aluminum stock, so    there will be

a small delay before they start making them.

You do not    need to send payment right away...Yes, I know, that's

stupid, but I'm    planning to write a check for well over $1000 to

cover the production, but    only if the buyers are willing to commit

to paying for them.



What    you'll get:

1 PAIR of Axle entensions, all drilled and tapped, 3-3/8" long    so

they don't require the large flat washer.  They should    directly

replace the original part.  You'll also get (3) AN5-6A    bolts,

so you have one as a spare, for bolting them to the axle    nut.

You'll also get (3) MS24693C298 screws for the outer ends,    that

will be 1/4" longer than original so they don't back out and    fall

off as easily (mine almost came out...use loctite!)  And,    I'm

going to send you (3) MS24665-292 cotter pins, and (3)

MS24665-362    cotter pins, so you have all of the hardware required

to attach    them.



Your job:  Drill your existing holes on the axle nuts out to    5/16"

and deburr (I deburred mine today because I miss all the    deburring

so much  )  Then assemble the AN5 bolt/washer to the    extension and

torque.  Then, use a #40 drill through the guide hole    and drill

out the hole and the bolt to #40.  Pin them together with    the small

cotter pins, install the axle nuts and pin with the large    pins.

Then secure the fairing with the 1/4" stainless machine    screw.



Since this is something I'm not doing for profit, I'm going    to

make it easy on myself.  They'll all be picked up at the    same

time, and I'll throw them all into USPS Priority mail at the

same    time.  I'll split the costs of everything evenly, and round

any costs    up to the next highest dollar.  When all is said and

done, I'll tell    you if the total with shipping is any higher than

my expectations...which    would be between $45 and $55 per pair,

all complete to your door with the    hardware.



One exception:  Since this isn't for-profit in any way,    I'm going

to make it easy on myself and limit it to the US continental    48

states only so I can use USPS Priority mail.



Again, I'll only be    doing this group order one time, so if you want

them, now's the time.     After this order, if for some reason I'm

crazy enough to do it again, I'd    add on extra cost for the time, and

it might be harder to get a good list    of people together to keep

the price down.  If for some reason we    can't get 10 people for

this order, I won't bother, but my gut feeling is    that we'll probably

easily make the 20 pair (quantity 40) level.  I    just want to do this

because after installing them I know they worked well    for me, and

it'll keep you all from spending a fortune on one-offs from    your

local machinist.  In the spirit of "no up front money" that

we    have today, you can send your payment either via paypal

or by check after    you get them.  I know everyone will pay up, because

we're all nice    people and if you don't, I'll tell the list on you. 

If you pay by paypal    though, add a little to cover the fees that

they charge.  Tips are not    required, but will be accepted if you're

just so happy after getting them    that you really want to. 



If the price for any reason looks like    it'll be over $60, I will not

proceed without contacting everyone who got    on the list first.



Email me at my email address if you want to get on    the list.



-- 

Tim Olson - RV-10 N104CD -  Flying 	


 

  

  [quote][b]

acs(at)acspropeller.com.a
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 6:45 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Michael and Tim,

I would like a set and thanks for your kind offer.

Please advise me offlist and I can arrange funds transfer to you.

John 40315

Do Not archive



--

DAVELEIKAM(at)wi.rr.com
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 7:33 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Send me a pair if you have a slot left.



Dave Leikam

40496



S79 W16389 Woods Rd

Muskego, WI  53150



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orchidman

Joined: 10 Jul 2006
Posts: 277
Location: Oklahoma City - KRCE

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 7:38 pm Post subject: Re: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.

Tim,

Please add me to the list.  In no hurry.  Wings should arrive in about 10 days.

_________________
Gary Blankenbiller
RV10 - # 40674
(N2GB Flying)

rene(at)felker.com
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 8:10 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Tim, add me to the list.  Thanks for doing it.



Rene'

801-721-6080

--

pierre(at)danieljofriel.c
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 8:29 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Tim:  I will take a set.



Pierre



Pierre Levy

Builder Number 40690

 



--

taildragon(at)msn.com
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 9:03 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

<?xml:namespace prefix="v" /><?xml:namespace prefix="o" /><![endif]-->   

 Hi Tim,

  

 I will take a set.

  

 Roger

 #40291

 [quote]   ---

CJohnston(at)popsound.com
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 9:29 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

I'm in!



cj

#40410

fuse

www.perfectlygoodairplane.net

--

VHMUM(at)bigpond.com
Guest

Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:44 pm Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

I will take a set via Michael if that is ok.



Chris 388 Melbourne Australia



---

Hans-Dieter Aue

Joined: 27 Jun 2006
Posts: 3
Location: Germany

Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 3:38 am Post subject: Re: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.

Yes Tim,



add me to the list.



Since I'm located in Germany I will try to arrange a delivery spot in US. I will tell you a shipping address soon.



Thanks for doing this.



Hans-Dieter Aue 

Germany

40424

N110GH (reserved)

Jim & Julie Wade

Joined: 25 May 2006
Posts: 34

Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 5:40 am Post subject: Re: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.

Us Too!!! One set.



40383

N369JW

60Hrs

jwt(at)roadmapscoaching.c
Guest

Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 6:29 am Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Tim,



I will take a pair of extensions.

Thanks for taking the initiative to help us all out.



John Testement

jwt(at)roadmapscoaching.com

40321

Richmond, VA

FWF, engine, wiring

do not archive

 



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rvbuilder(at)sausen.net
Guest

Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 6:31 am Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Thanks Chris, I added you to my list.



  Just a reminder to anyone in AU or NZ that is ordering these through

me, make sure you tell me and not just Tim.  If I don't know about you

when Tim and I compare lists it will get dropped if I can't contact you

before the order is submitted.



  I am paying Tim on your behalf so he doesn't have the headaches and

then you will pay me after you have received it.  Essentially Tim is

getting these for me and then I'm selling/shipping them to you.  I'll

ship them out and email you with the final cost.  No one will pay me

back until you receive them.  As of right now I have the following:



John Dunne

Indran Chelvanayagam

Neil Colliver

Chris Darcy



Michael

Do not archive

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Ray.R.Doerr(at)sprint.com
Guest

Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 6:43 am Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Thanks Tim, I will take one set for up to $60.



Thank You

Ray Doerr

CDNI Principal Engineer

Sprint PCS

16020 West 113th Street

Lenexa, KS 66219

Mailstop KSLNXK0101

(913) 859-1414 (Office)

(913) 226-0106 (Pcs)

(913) 859-1234 (Fax)

Ray.R.Doerr(at)sprint.com 

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etandrews(at)optusnet.com
Guest

Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 11:48 am Post subject: RV-10 Axle Extension Group Order - Reply by Wednesday p.m.

Michael



Can you please add me to the list for down under!



Regards



Evan Andrews 40379

Gladstone, Australia



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