cylinder/shock-absorber

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Beteiligte Poster: Nachtjäger - Pathfinder - Roy N - crashsiteslimburg

Forum: - Aero Part Identify Board -

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Forum gestartet am: Donnerstag 15.02.2007

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Re: cylinder/shock-absorber

Nachtjäger - 23.07.2008, 18:29

cylinder/shock-absorber
Hi,
first I want to say "hello" to the members and creators of this great web forum.My name is Holger and one of my hobbies is the aviation history of my area.

This cylinder/shock-absorber (brass) is from a Lancaster III crash site.Who has any ideas of its use?

Kind regards

Holger

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Re: cylinder/shock-absorber

Pathfinder - 23.07.2008, 19:44

Hi Holger,

at first, welcome to our API-Board !

To your part; do you find no numbers or stamps on this part ??


Regards
Nils

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Re: cylinder/shock-absorber

Nachtjäger - 23.07.2008, 23:16

Hi Nils,
unfortunately there is nothing on it.

Regards

Holger

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Re: cylinder/shock-absorber

Roy N - 23.07.2008, 23:32

Hi Holger, welcome.
how big is this? what is inside it?.


Regards
Roy

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Re: cylinder/shock-absorber

Nachtjäger - 24.07.2008, 10:56

Hallo Roy,
the overall length from the first picture is circa 120mm(4,72 inches) and the diameter of the pipe is 17,5mm(0,69 inches).The wrench size of both hexagon nut is 20,8mm(0,82 inches).At the end of the bar is a ball-bearing with a plastics box.

Regards

Holger

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Re: cylinder/shock-absorber

Roy N - 25.07.2008, 15:34

where i have marked in red there appears to be lines, possibly made by a spring. the end cap looks worn inside, this could also be where the spring was fitted.
this part looks very familiar to me for some reason but i cannot think why.
its almost like a pump but i dont think one of those would be made of brass

Roy

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Re: cylinder/shock-absorber

crashsiteslimburg - 25.07.2008, 15:41

Re: cylinder/shock-absorber
[quote="Nachtjäger"]Hi,
first I want to say "hello" to the members and creators of this great web forum.My name is Holger and one of my hobbies is the aviation history of my area.

This cylinder/shock-absorber (brass) is from a Lancaster III crash site.Who has any ideas of its use?

Kind regards

Hi, looks the same to me?

http://www.iphpbb.com/board/ftopic-81805422nx79380-123.html

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Re: cylinder/shock-absorber

Pathfinder - 25.07.2008, 18:31

The part I have found, is not the same.
I think my part is from the oxygen system...

Regards
Nils

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