Wing Jacks

Abstract: Because of the low wing on Ximangos, most aircraft maintenance shops I've come across don't have short enough jacks to lift a Ximango, leading to all sorts of jury-rigged (& unsafe) setups. I purchased a pair of Model 321 jacks from Dan Howe (aircraftjacks.com) that fit under the Ximango wing and work great. They're not cheap but are of excellent quality -- I recommend them. If anyone is looking for jacks, give Dan a shout.

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Thread : Wing Jacks

Started at 7th-February-2010 05:22 PM by Cliff Goldman

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Author : Cliff Goldman

Date : 7th-February-2010 05:22 PM

Thread Title : Wing Jacks

Because of the low wing on Ximangos, most aircraft maintenance shops I've come across don't have short enough jacks to lift a Ximango, leading to all sorts of jury-rigged (& unsafe) setups. I purchased a pair of Model 321 jacks from Dan Howe (aircraftjacks.com) that fit under the Ximango wing and work great. They're not cheap but are of excellent quality -- I recommend them. If anyone is looking for jacks, give Dan a shout.

Cliff Goldman

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