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ABI Wheel Half 3244-00-K
MFR Model# ABI-3244K
| Item | ABI PN | Description | PN |
|---|---|---|---|
| 29 | ABI-3244-00 | Wheel Half | 06-00745 |
Overview
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The Alaskan Bushwheel Tailwheel Assembly is an FAA-PMA (PMA # PQ1557NM, Supplement 9) Replacement part for the Scott 3200 assembly and parts contained therein, includes Heavy Duty Steering Arm. One Year Warranty.
*=NOT INCLUDED IN ANY ASSEMBLY. ONLY FOR ’LOCKER’ **=NOT INCLUDED IN ABI-3400B ***=BY REQUEST ONLY. NOT INCLUDED IN ANY ASSEMBLY ****FOR ABI-3450-00, MUST CHOOSE ONE OR THE OTHER *****=NOT INCLUDED IN ABI-3450-23 OR ABI-3400-00 ******=ONLY IN ABI-3400B ASSEMBLY. NOT SOLD SEPARATELY. |
Parts Diagram
NOTE:
*=NOT INCLUDED IN ANY ASSEMBLY. ONLY FOR ’LOCKER’
**=NOT INCLUDED IN ABI-3400B
***=BY REQUEST ONLY. NOT INCLUDED IN ANY ASSEMBLY
****FOR ABI-3450-00, MUST CHOOSE ONE OR THE OTHER
*****=NOT INCLUDED IN ABI-3450-23 OR ABI-3400-00
******=ONLY IN ABI-3400B ASSEMBLY. NOT SOLD SEPARATELY.
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Reviews
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ABI Wheel Half 3244-00-K
It was exactly as requested, the entire order. The order arrived sooner than scheduled. Awesome.
great service from Aircraft Spruce and UPS as usual. Thanks heaps
looks good
Easy to identify and order the replacement part required (bracket assembly)
Quality tire good price and Aircraft Spruce is a great company to work with.
This part is a MUST for proper tailwheel operation.
Nice quality part. Better built than the original one I had!
I ordered this part on Sunday evening, and I received it at my office the following Thursday afternoon. I live in Sydney Australia! Great service.
Well made cast and machined aluminum bracket, quality black paint, includes main shaft with zerk. Fit onto 50+ year old Scott 3200 fork assembly perfectly. Needed to transfer bolt sleeve bushing from old bracket. Easy to press in. Old leaf spring bracket required some reshaping and filing to fit - because of damage from old broken bracket.
Q&A
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The ABI 3200 tailwheel weighs approximately 9 lbs.
No, these are two different units. 06-00724 is Scott Equiv to 3216-00, which has one mounting hole, and used on 3200, 3224A, & 3200B assemblies. 06-01291 is Scott Equiv to 800613, which has two mounting holes, and used on 3200-3 & 3200-3B series assy's.
Part # 06-01291 is the two hole version.
The Scott 3200 tailwheel uses a 280x250x4 tire, found under our part # 06-01244. The tube can be found under our part # 06-00760.
3400 weighs 11lbs and 3400B weighs 13lbs.
It is listed towards the bottom of the ordering chart. The part number for the tire is 05-15212 and the part number for the tube is 05-15211. The size is 280 X 2.50 X 4.
They will fit and will work just fine but the mechanic would have to use their discretion. We cannot confirm the PMA approvals are interchangeable.
We believe you are asking about the BI-872 bolt which is for the ABI-3400-b tailwheel. This bolt is longer because the ABI-3400-b has a wider fork because it is used with the baby bushwheel tire/wheel combo.
06-01151 is the tailwheel head with the head bolt, grease zerk, and bearing race installed.
No the bolts would be separate.
