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Toe-in/Toe-out

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dwightsmall

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I recently did some work on a Legend Cub and noticed that one tire had more wear on the outside than the inside. The airplane had, at one time, been ground-looped with relatively minor damage. I did a cursory check with a laser tool and found that one wheel had some toe-in and the other a slightly larger amount of toe-out. Does Piper have specs or limits for this? Should the alignment be neutral? The camber appears to be correct. I could probably adjust this by placing thin washers between the gear flange and the gear leg.
 

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