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Subject: Re: [LML] Tridair fasteners
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Quite a bit of information is in the archives about them.  Try searching 
on 'Tridair' or 'Livelock'. Prices, sizes, pictures, sources are all in 
there, but it has been a few years.  I'd be interested in purchasing a 
set for my IV-P if someone is considering a group purchase.

Barry Knotts
LIV-P

Harper Jones wrote:
> I just saw Gene and Mike McBrayers Lancair 4 again today.  The first 
> time I saw it at Arlington Mike demonstrated these panel fasteners he 
> used on his cowl.  When I asked where they came from all he could 
> remember was "Fairchild fasteners".
> I looked at the airplane again today and noted that the fastener heads 
> are countersunk probably at 100 degrees and have Tridair and the 
> number 2 stamped into the head.  The head also has a hex recess for 
> tightening and removal.  Does anyone have any more information on what 
> the part numbers could be and where one might be able to obtain a few 
> to see if they might work on my Lancair 320 cowl?  Thanks.
>
> Harper Jones II
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