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Bookmark or Share- Landing gear options | SuperCub.OrgAcme STC'd shock struts are $4800 and cost me $75 in shipping. TiSHX gear on Alaska Gear Company's website is $5250. Look at this alignment test document on Alaska Gear Company landing gear.
- The "Waite" Hydraulic Decompression Tool | Green Tractor TalkI've been using one of the Waite tools for a couple years now and they are the bees knees for relieving pressure in the loader lines. 2012 2720 -- 200CX Loader -- 54" Quick Attach Snow Blower -- Frontier LR5060 Rake -- Land Pride RB1660 Blade (Hydraulic Angle) -- Artillian 42" Forks -- Ken's BOGH -- 2013 X500/48 for mowing duties.
- T3 tail wheel suspension receives STC for PA18 | SuperCub.OrgSorry to say but i wouldnt buy one of those again, i had one of the earlier versions and didnt really like the construction of it and i thought looked a LITTLE weak and i didnt even have the whole plane together at the time, so i removed it and sold it, and bought the ACME stinger.
- Beringer ALG vs. Acme Aero for FX3 - SuperCub.OrgQuite a few ground loops with FX3's and have also seen some with broken Acme shocks. I'm being told Beringer is the best, it is pricey, but so is the cost of repair. I'm told the 3X3 design is from the 1940's and that FX3's are heavier and newer with the design essentially outdated and a better gear design is needed.
- Acme black ops - SuperCub.OrgAcme shocks are awesome! I've tried early TK1s and now 2019 model Acmes on the Cub I fly. I had Bungees on for a few hours between the switch and had to learn how to land all over again [emoji6] seriously. If you have Vetterman exhaust or similar that exits down the belly the Acmes are WAY easier to keep clean. The ones Eric sent me are adjustable.
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