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I'm fairly certain the bolt is part of the wing box, since that is what fixes it to the vehicle wing. (There's a separate reinforcing plate supplied as part of the FFR kit, but that is considered to be part of the vehicle.)
It may well have an FV number rather than a ZA one. There do not appear to be any part numbers stamped on the bolt I have. Best regards, Chris. |
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Hi Chris.
The Canadian Training/Instructional C42 Sets used that same huge nut to secure the ATU Wing Box Assembly to the large sheetmetal bracket on top of the set. The Dummy ATU mounted on the back wall of that large bracket to the right of the working ATU. Pain in the fingers trying to get at that nut! David |
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Brian, looking at another page in the EME it would appear that you're correct. The enclosed page shows that 351569 is secured by a heavy screw (item 4).
There is no number for the part. Chris, the route is designed to thwart invaders and pirates. ![]() |
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Thank everyone for your comments. I was hoping to be able to accurately describe and give a part number to this part for my inventory. I have exhausted my Canadian references including the Canadian microfiche. There are no part numbers on the "captive locking screws" that I stock.
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