Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby Bryan Bowlsbey » Tue Sep 04, 2012 7:58 pm

I understand there is an owner produced part that folks have done that produces a hubcap useable with the older style forks. How can I get a drawing or set of instructions on how to make these?


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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby Jay » Wed Sep 05, 2012 11:59 am

Hans Neubert (the Hansmeister) is your man. He usually hangs out here or over on the Delphi forum.

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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby Bryan Bowlsbey » Wed Sep 05, 2012 1:50 pm

Cant seem to get in touch with Hans. Does anyone else have the info?
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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby David Pyle » Wed Sep 05, 2012 3:56 pm

Home page. PATHFINDER and select member Hans will give you contact information...unless 'private'.

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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby Bryan Bowlsbey » Wed Sep 05, 2012 8:57 pm

Right, Hans info is private.

Is there annyone else who would have the info, or any other site where it may be posted?
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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby David Pyle » Wed Sep 05, 2012 9:48 pm

hdneubert@sbcglobal.net

Say 'hi' for me. I'm probably in trouble for this...
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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby Bryan Bowlsbey » Wed Sep 05, 2012 11:03 pm

Thank you sir. I will not abuse that info.
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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby jeffrey aryan » Thu Sep 06, 2012 5:10 am

To All,

FYI,

Hans is on vacation in Hawaii for about a month and is having a great time. He just texted me. Give him a call after the Reno Air Races.

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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby James Turner » Thu Sep 06, 2012 6:46 am

Hi All,

I say again:
Why is information like this not available on the ICS website? It is of great interest to me too...

Very frustrating.

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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby David Pyle » Thu Sep 06, 2012 2:30 pm

Address your question to Dave Fitzgerald, master of all Web services. (He may be busy counting ICS election votes.)

There is a published list of Comanche maintenance guru's in the FLYER. They are Pat Barry, Cliff Wilewski and Hans Neubert. Also more useful information is available there and is archived at the ICS Web site. People at COF answer maintenance questions. One needs to cover all the bases...

Sooner or later all information will be consolidated in the ICS cloud. Probably not sooner.
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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby N3322G » Fri Sep 07, 2012 4:42 am

Hans contact info is published every month in the Flyer. The Flyer is in electronic form on this website at http://www.comancheflyer.com/NS/flyers/ ... -flyer.pdf
You can get there by going to the home page and clicking on members, then Flyer etc or click above.

As far as having mods on the website Zach has instituted a call in last month's Flyer for all STC's 337s etc to accumulate this info so it can be published on the website. It is a huge undertaking. As an example I have 31 doo-dads on my twin: Tip tanks, shoulder harness, speed mods etc I have sent in the electronic files but have yet to scan and forward the hard copy stuff. I'm betting Zach would welcome any volunteers to help in this process as ICS is an all volunteer organization.

Hope this helps.
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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby David Pyle » Fri Sep 07, 2012 2:59 pm

This inquiry was trying to contact Hans. Pathfinder listing for him is 'private' and his phone is not included in the FLYER Maintenance Resource listing. Jeff says Hans is in Hawaii. All else is true and unassailable.

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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby N3322G » Fri Sep 07, 2012 6:01 pm

I stand by my entire post. The email contact information is exactly where ICS said it was on page 13 of the Flyer.
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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby David Pyle » Fri Sep 07, 2012 6:09 pm

Must be different FLYERs. Page 13 in the August 2012 FLYER has Hans' email address, but no phone number. Bryan B. wanted to call him. May be a mistake since the other guys' phone numbers are there. OTOH maybe Hans does not take phone calls. He and Dave Fitzgerald ARE the Fleet Airworthiness Committee. Whaddaya' think?

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Re: Hub Caps for dual sided forks

Postby SLIMDREDGER » Fri Sep 07, 2012 7:21 pm

The hubcap mod is well worth waiting for and/or doing what is necessary to get them installed. I think they give 1 to 2 mph for very little cost. Thanks to Hans for the design!

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