Bell 206L SI2054
Bell 206L SI2054
SERVICE INSTRUCTION
FOR
HIGH ALTITUDE TAIL ROTOR
KIT
NOTICE
Revision 2 updates Chapters 1 and 2.
EFFECTIVITY
2 Replaced by 206-704-722-111/-113.
3 Replaced by 206-704-722-117.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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FIGURES
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
MATERIALS REQUIRED
BEFORE USING S O LV E N T S ,
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source.
EXTINGUISH ALL FLAME AND PILOT
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE LIGHTS. KEEP PRODUCT AND ITS
VAPORS AWAY FROM HEAT, SPARKS,
C-100 Chemical Film Material A N D F L A M E . AV O I D U S I N G S PA R K
PRODUCING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
C-101 Corrosion Preventive SUCH AS SWITCHES, APPLIANCES,
Compound, Grade 1 ETC. DURING APPLICATION AND UNTIL
C-104 Corrosion Preventive VA P O R S ARE GONE. AV O I D
Compound, Grade 2 PROLONGED BREATHING OF VAPORS
AND REPEATED CONTACT WITH SKIN.
C-204 Epoxy Polyamide Primer
3. Refer to BHT-ELEC-SPM for electrical installation 11. Some parts of these kits may be delivered
procedures. pre-assembled.
12. Allow 24 hours curing time (room temperature) b. Kit -111 introduces slotted support (stop) and
for adhesive (C-317). aluminum alloy bearing sleeves.
a. Accelerate curing using suitable heat source. c. Kit -113 introduces weighed tail skid.
Cure 60 to 90 minutes at 170 to 190 °F (77 to 88 °C).
d. Kit -117 introduces T/R modification -109 (427
yoke cap to increase clamp up).
13. Instructions are the same for all kit part numbers
except where noted.
1-2. PREPARATION
14. Description of kits as follows: 1. Ground helicopter for safe ground maintenance.
1-3. TAIL ROTOR HUB AND BLADE 3. Remove existing output shaft (5) from tail rotor
ASSEMBLY AND TAIL ROTOR GEARBOX - gearbox (2) in accordance with BHT-206L series
MODIFICATION CR&O manual. Retain hardware.
1-4. TAIL ROTOR HUB AND BLADE ASSEMBLY 4. Discard the output shaft duplex bearing after
- REMOVAL removal.
2. Remove existing tail rotor hub and blade from Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source.
helicopter. Refer to BHT-206L-4 Maintenance Manual.
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
1-5. TAIL ROTOR GEARBOX - REMOVAL C-030 Lubricating Oil
C-317 Adhesive
1. Remove existing tail rotor gearbox (2, Figure 1-1)
from helicopter. Refer to BHT-206L-4 Maintenance C-328 Sealing Compound
Manual.
C-405 Lockwire
2. Disassemble pitch change mechanism from tail
rotor gearbox in accordance with BHT-206L series SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED
CR&O manual. Retain hardware for reuse (Refer to
Figure 1-2). NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
(3) Install ten existing bolts (3) 1. Ensure 2. Remove existing identification plate from case
spiral bevel gear (4) is square and flush to flange on assembly.
output shaft (5).
d. Install spiral bevel gear (4) and output 3. Mark new identification plate (1) with the
shaft (5) into tail rotor gearbox (2). Install nut (15) 2
assembly part number (206-040-402-103).
and cotter pin (16) and reassemble tail rotor gearbox
with new packing (8) in accordance with BHT-206L 4. Transfer the existing part serial number to new
series CR&O manual.
identification plate and add the suffix M. Stamp with
the appropriate inspection stamp or stamps, in blocks
NOTE provided.
After installation of new output shaft use
T101510 Holding Tool to secure tail rotor 5. Bond identification plate in place using adhesive
output shaft for backlash check. (C-317).
1-7. INSTALLATION - TAIL ROTOR GEARBOX 3. Connect driveshaft segment and slip adapter in
accordance with BHT-206L4 Maintenance manual.
1. Perform vertical fin modification prior to
installation of tail rotor gearbox. Refer to Paragraph 1- 4. Service tail rotor gearbox in accordance with
15. BHT-206L4 Maintenance manual.
1. O-ring (2-38N141-7)
2. Nut (MS21042L4) 3 Reqd
Washer (NAS1197-416) 3 Reqd
3. Housing Assembly (Ref)
4. Boot (406-312-106-101)
5. Lockwire (MS20995C32) 2 places (C-405)
6. Trunnion Assembly (Ref)
7. Cap Assembly (Ref)
8. Nut (MS14145L6)
Washer (AN960-616L)
Cotter Pin (MS24665-289)
9. Bearing (Ref)
10. Idler Assembly (406-012-127-101)
11. Rod Assembly (206-011-751-101)
12. Nut (Ref) 4 Places
Washer (Ref) 4 Places
13. Bolt (AN3H7A) 4 Reqd
Washer (AN960-10L) 4 Reqd
Lockwire (MS20995C32) (C-405)
14. Bolt (NAS6604D32)
Washer (AN960-416) 2 Reqd
Nut (MS14144L4)
Cotter Pin (MS24665-155)
15. Lever Assembly (206-011-741-101) 2 Reqd
16. Bolt (NAS6604D21)
Washer (AN960-416) 2 Reqd
Nut (MS14144L4)
Cotter Pin (MS24665-155)
17. Bolt (NAS6604D31)
Washer (AN960-416) 2 Reqd
Nut (MS14144L4)
Cotter Pin (MS24665-155)
18. Bushing (206-011-726-005)
19. Bolt (NAS6604D15)
Washer (AN960PD416) 2 Reqd
Nut (MS14144L4)
Cotter Pin (MS24665-155)
60 TO 80 IN-LB
1 (6.78 TO 9.04 Nm)
45 TO 65 IN-LB
2 (5.08 TO 7.34 Nm)
25 TO 30 IN-LB
4 (2.83 TO 3.39 Nm)
NOTES
1 Non-adjustable end.
2 Ensure lockwire does not cross over top of bolt head. 206_SI_2054_0004_c01
1-8. TAIL ROTOR HUB AND BLADE ASSEMBLY MATERIALS REQUIRED (Cont)
— INSTALLATION
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source. C-104 Corrosion Preventive
Compound
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
C-308 Sealant
C-405 Lockwire
C-405 Lockwire
C-561 Grease
C-561 Grease
WARNING
NOTE
Apply corrosion preventive compound
E N S U R E T H AT N O P E R S O N N E L (C-104) to all bolt shanks prior to
OPERATES TAIL ROTOR CONTROLS installation. Do not apply to threads.
FROM INSIDE OF HELICOPTER DURING
I N S TA L L AT I O N O F TA I L R O T O R . 1. Refer to the BHT-206L-SERIES-CR&O manual
PHYSICAL INJURY CAN OCCUR. and the following instructions to assemble tail rotor
pitch change mechanism:
1. Apply grease (C-561) to inboard splines only and
threads of gearbox shaft (1, Figure 1-3) and mating a. Carefully insert control tube assembly (2,
surfaces of spacer (3), hub and blade assembly (4), Figure 1-3) through gearbox shaft (1).
support (5), and nut (6).
b. Install new O-ring (1, Figure 1-2) to housing
2. Install spacer (3), hub and blade assembly (4), assembly (3).
support (5, with flange side toward trunnion), and
nut (6) T 1. c. Install housing assembly (3) to tail rotor
gearbox case. Insert control tube assembly (2, Figure
1-3) into housing assembly (3, Figure 1-2). Avoid
NOTE damaging seals in housing. Secure housing to
gearbox case with washers and nuts (2) T 1, three
Torque check nut (6) after a minimum of
places.
1 hour, but not to exceed 5 hours of
service (Table 2-10).
d. Apply an external bead of sealant (C-308) at
joint between gearbox assembly and housing
3. Secure nut (6) to support (5) with lockwire
assembly.
(C-405).
e. Purge bearings with grease (C-001) past
1-9. TAIL ROTOR PITCH CHANGE MECHANISM seals to ensure proper lubrication.
— INSTALLATION
f. Position boot (4, Figure 1-2) around flange of
MATERIALS REQUIRED housing assembly (3) and secure with two wraps of
lockwire (5) (C-405).
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source.
g. Carefully install trunnion assembly (6, Figure inside boot (4) and off trunnion assembly (6) and
1-2) onto end of control tube assembly (2, Figure 1-3) housing assembly (3).
so as not to damage installed seal.
s. Position boot (4) around flange on trunnion
h. Loosely install washer and nut (8, Figure 1-2) assembly (6) and secure with two wraps of
on end of control tube assembly (2, Figure 1-3). lockwire (5).
i. Use a wrench to hold tube assembly (2) at the t. Lubricate splines of crosshead (21, Figure 1-
machined area, as shown in Figure 1-3, Detail A, 3) with grease (C-001).
tighten nut (8, Figure 1-2) T 2 on opposite end of
control tube assembly (2, Figure 1-3) plus friction drag u. Position crosshead (21) and seal (22) onto
of nut. Secure with cotter pin (8, Figure 1-2). gearbox shaft (1) far enough to expose the machined
area on tube assembly (2).
j. Trim end of cotter pin to ensure trimmed end
will not contact trunnion cap assembly (7) or v. Install plate (13), with recess in plate
bearing (9). If required, an additional thin steel washer positioned outboard on tube assembly (2),
may be used (within torque tolerance) to obtain washer (18), and nut (16). Use a wrench to hold tube
required clearance. assembly (2) at the machined area, as shown in
Detail A, and tighten nut (16) T 3. Secure with cotter
pin (17).
NOTE
Position trunnion cap assembly (7) with w. Move crosshead (21) outboard toward
lubrication fitting up. plate (13). Install washers (14) and bolts (15) T 2.
Secure with lockwire (C-405).
k. Install trunnion cap assembly (7) to trunnion
assembly (6) and secure with washers and bolts (13)
NOTE
T 4. Secure in pairs with lockwire (13).
Install bolt heads in direction of rotation.
l. Install lever assemblies (15) on spindles of
trunnion assembly (6). x. Install pitch link (23) to crosshead (21) with
bolt (11), washers (12), and nut (20) T 2. Secure with
m. Install idler assembly (10) to housing cotter pin (19).
assembly (3) with bushing (18) and bolt, washer, and
nut (17) T 1. Secure with cotter pin (17). y. Install nut (9) and retainer (10) into pitch horn.
Connect pitch link (23) to pitch horn with washer (8)
n. Insert idler assembly (10) between lever and bolt (7) T 2. Secure bolt to pitch horn with
assemblies (15), and install bolt, washers, and lockwire (C-405).
nut (14).
z. Repeat step y to connect opposite pitch link.
o. Install non-adjustable end of rod
assembly (11) with bolt, washer, and nut (19).
CAUTION
p. Insert adjustable end of rod assembly (11)
between levers, and install bolt, washers, and nut (16).
DO NOT ALLOW CORROSION
q. Tighten nuts (14, 16, and 19) T 1 and secure PREVENTIVE COMPOUND TO ENTER
with cotter pins (14, 16, and 19). If required, one METALLIC OR ELASTOMERIC
additional thin steel washer may be used under nuts to BEARINGS.
provide cotter pin alignment within torque tolerance.
2. After assembly, coat external areas that are
r. Thoroughly purge and lubricate assembly at exposed to the environment, including exposed
fittings with grease (C-001). Wipe excess grease from threads, with corrosion preventive compound (C-101).
SEE
DETAIL A
206_SI_2054_0005_c01
Figure 1-3. Tail Rotor Hub and Blade Assembly — Installation (Sheet 1 of 3)
DETAIL A
206_SI_2054_0077_c01
Figure 1-3. Tail Rotor Hub and Blade Assembly — Installation (Sheet 2 of 3)
NOTES
2 Retorque nut after a minimum of 1 hour, but do not exceed 5 hours of service.
Figure 1-3. Tail Rotor Hub and Blade Assembly — Installation (Sheet 3 of 3)
1-10. DIRECTIONAL CONTROL SYSTEM - a. Locate existing 2.38 inch (60.45 mm) diameter
MODIFICATION hole in existing frame/doubler (1, Figure 1-5) at
FS 204.92, WL 60.48.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
b. Cut existing hole to 3.17 inch (80.51 mm) X
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source. 2.32 inch (58.92 mm) X 0.50 inch (12.70 mm) radius.
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
c. Reference dimensions shown in views C-C
C-201 Zinc Chromate Primer and D-D. Cut existing stiffener (13) to facilitate
installation of doubler (5). Locate and remove twenty
C-309 Solvent (M.E.K.) six (MS20470AD4) rivets securing canted web (3) to
existing stiffeners.
C-317 Adhesive
1. Remove access door (206-032-328) from right d. Temporarily position doubler (5) in place.
side FS 217.84. Where rivets were removed in Step c., backdrill twenty
six 0.128 inch (3.25 mm) diameter holes through
2. Remove baggage compartment upper and aft existing stiffeners (9) and (13) and doubler (5). Cleco
covers to gain access to FS 204.92. doubler in place.
3. Locate FS 206.62. Remove bolt, nut, washer, and e. Layout and drill thirteen 0.143 to 0.146 inch
cotter pin (11, Figure 1-4) securing forward end of (3.63 to 3.70 mm) diameter holes through doubler (5)
control tube assembly (22) to walking beam (10). and canted web (3) for rivets (7).
4. Remove bolt, nut, washer, and cotter pin (6) f. With doubler clecoed in place, mark area to be
securing aft end of control tube assembly (7) to cutout of canted web (3). Use doubler as a template.
bellcrank (4). Refer to dimensions shown in views C-C and D-D.
5. Remove bolt, nut, washers, and cotter pin (5) g. Temporarily position splice angles (6,
securing bellcrank (4) to walking beam (10). views D-D and E-E) on existing stiffeners (13). Locate
and remove eight interfering rivets through existing
6. Locate FS 152.56. Remove bolt, nut, washers, stiffener (9) and canted web (3), view D-D.
and cotter pin (8) securing forward end of control tube
assembly (7) to existing walking beam (9). Retain h. Where rivets were removed in Step g.,
attaching hardware and remove control tube backdrill eight 0.128 inch (3.25 mm) diameter rivet
assembly (7). holes through splice angles (6), existing stiffeners (13)
and canted web (3). Cleco splice angles in place.
7. Remove bolt, nut, washers, and cotter pin (12)
securing walking beam (10) to support (1). Remove
i. Refer to dimensions in view E-E and
and discard walking beam (10) and attaching
section F-F, layout and drill eight equally spaced
hardware.
0.128 inch (3.25 mm) diameter holes for rivets (12)
through splice angles (6) and stiffeners (13).
8. Remove bolt, nut, washers, and cotter pin (23)
securing aft end of control tube assembly (22) to
existing bellcrank (20). j. Remove doubler (5) and splice angles (6).
9. Remove bolt, nut, washers, and cotter pin (30) k. Where area was marked in Step f., cutout
securing existing bellcrank (20) to tailboom structure. 4.13 inch (104.90 mm) X 2.32 inch (58.92 mm) X
Remove and discard bellcrank and attaching 0.50 inch (12.70 mm) radius, opening in canted
hardware. web (3), views C-C and D-D.
10. Perform structural modification at FS 204.92 as l. Remove burrs and metal particles and wipe
follows: area with MEK (C-309).
m. Cleco doubler (5) and splice angles (6) in 14. Locate BS 182.504 and install support (18, Figure
place as follows: 1-4) as follows:
(1) Install twenty-two rivets (8) through a. Remove existing ground lug (28). Retain
doubler (5), canted web (3), and existing stiffeners (9). hardware.
d. From pilot holes in bracket (2), match drill four f. Locate one 0.189 to 0.195 inch (4.80 to
0.128 to 0.133 inch (3.25 to 3.37 mm) diameter holes 4.95 mm) diameter hole in support (18). Match drill
through bracket (2) and frame (1). one 0.189 to 0.195 inch (4.80 to 4.95 mm) diameter
hole through support (26).
e. Remove double back tape or equivalent and
deburr holes. g. Remove support (18). Deburr all holes,
remove metal particles and wipe area with MEK
f. Install four rivets (4). (C-309).
h. Install support (18). Secure in place with bolt, 19. Attach bellcrank (16) to support (18). Install bolt,
two washers, (with thin washer under nut), and two washers, and nut (29). Secure with cotter pin (29).
Position head of bolt down, refer to view E-E.
nut (17). Install screw, two washers, and nut (27).
Install two or three (as required) studs, washers, and
nuts (19) with washer under nut. 20. Attach link assembly (15) to bellcrank (16).
Measure gap between bearing and clevis. Shim to
0.003 inch (0.076 mm) maximum gap between
15. Attach idler assembly (20) to existing bearing and clevis. Install bolt, two washers, and
support (26). Install bolt, two washers, and nut (30). nut (24). Secure with cotter pin (24).
Secure with cotter pin (30). Position head of bolt down,
refer to section F-F.
21. Attach control rod assembly (14) to
bellcrank (16). Measure gap between bearing and
16. Attach aft end of existing control tube clevis. Shim to 0.003 inch (0.076 mm) maximum gap
assembly (22) to idler assembly (20). Attach link between bearing and clevis. Install bolt, two washers,
assembly (15) to idler assembly (20) with two and nut (21) 2. Secure with cotter pin (21).
washers (25) position between idler and link, refer to
view D-D. Measure gap between bearing and clevis 22. Attach forward end of control tube assembly (22)
(2 places). Shim to 0.003 inch (0.076 mm) maximum to bellcrank assembly (10). Measure gap between
gap between bearing and clevis. Install bolt, two bearing and clevis. Shim to 0.003 inch (0.076 mm)
washers, and nut (23). Secure with cotter pin (23). maximum gap between bearing and clevis. Install bolt,
two washers, and nut (11). Secure with cotter pin (11).
17. Prior to installation, build up bellcrank
assembly (10) as follows: 23. Install control tube assembly (7). Locate
FS 152.56, attach forward end of control tube to
existing walking beam (9). Install existing hardware.
a. Attach actuator assembly (2) to bellcrank
Secure with cotter pin (8).
assembly (10). Install washer and bolt (13) 1.
Torque bolt finger tight to 10 inch-pounds (1.13 N-m).
24. Attach aft end of control tube assembly (7) to
Secure with lockwire (13).
bellcrank (4). Measure gap between bearing and
clevis. Shim to 0.003 inch (0.076 mm) maximum gap
b. Attach bellcrank (4) to bellcrank between bearing and clevis. Install bolt, two washers,
assembly (10). Measure gap between bearing and and nut (6). Secure with cotter pin (6).
clevis. Shim to 0.003 inch (0.076 mm) maximum gap
between bearing and clevis. Install bolt, washers and 25. Locate FS 63.18, under copilot seat area.
nut (5). Refer to Figure 1-4, sheet 1 for orientation of Remove and discard upper weight (1, Figure 1-6),
washers. Secure with cotter pin (5). dissimilar tape, and attaching hardware.
c. Attach aft end of bellcrank (4) to actuator 26. Re-install lower weight (3) with bolts and
assembly (2). Measure gap between bearing and washers (2). Secure with lockwire (2).
clevis. Shim to 0.003 inch (0.076 mm) maximum gap
between bearing and clevis. Install bolt, two washers, 27. Rig tail rotor control system in accordance with
and nut (3). Secure with cotter pin (3). Chapter 2.
206_SI_2054_0009_c01
Figure 1-4. Directional Control System — Installation (Sheet 3 of 5)
206_SI_2054_0010_c01
10 IN-LB
1 (1.13 Nm)
60 TO 80 IN-LB
2 (6.78 TO 9.04 Nm)
NOTES
5 Locate hole thru support (18). Drill one pilot hole 0.093 inch (2.36 mm)
for optimum hole placement, then ream to 0.189 to 0.195 inch
(4.80 to 4.95 mm) diameter hole thru support (18) and support (26).
8 Relocate existing ground lug to this location, into casting closure skin.
9 Measure gap between bearing and clevis. Shim to 0.003 inch (0.076 mm)
maximum gap between bearing and clevis.
206_SI_2054_0074_c01
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source. a. Measure forward 0.7 inch (17.78 mm) from
center of screw (5). Mark this location. Measure
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE forward 0.518 inch (13.16 mm) from previous mark.
Draw a line parallel to previous mark.
C-100 Chemical Film Material
c. Tilt instrument panel aft to allow access to 4. Disconnect existing wiring at ATC Transponder
work area. (KT-76A or KT-70) and reterminate at 9TB1 terminal
block, modules (4).
d. Remove upper and lower, left and right panels
on center console to access terminal block work
areas. NOTE
Refer to Figure 1-8 for electrical installation
e. Remove windshield center post cover. of tail rotor authority with the Blind Encoder
kit installed. Refer to Figure 1-9 for
2. Remove custom interior panels to extent electrical installation of tail rotor authority
necessary to route actuator wiring from overhead with the Encoding Altimeter kit installed.
5. If Blind Encoder kit (206-706-051-101) is each wire and connect to 9TB1 terminal block,
installed, route the following existing wiring to 9TB1 modules (4) as follows:
terminal block. Install one M39029/22-191 contact on
end of each wire and terminate as follows:
Connect To
Wire No.
Pin No.
Connect To ALT-2B22 KC
Wire No.
Module Pin No.
ALT-3B22 KG
ALT-2A22 KA
ALT-4B22 KL
ALT-3A22 KE
ALT-5B22 KR
ALT-4A22 KJ
ALT-6B22 KY
ALT-5A22 KN
ALT-7B22 LC
ALT-6A22 KT
ALT-8B22 LG
ALT-7A22 LA
ALT-9B22 LL
ALT-8A22 LE
ALT-10B22 LR
ALT-9A22 LJ
ALT-11B22 LY
ALT-10A22 LN
ALT-6A22 LN ALT-3B22 K
ALT-7A22 KJ ALT-4B22 J
ALT-8A22 KE ALT-5B22 E
ALT-9A22 LJ ALT-6B22 C
ALT-10A22 KA ALT-7B22 B
ALT-8B22 D
7. Route the following wires, part of 206-575-200- ALT-9B22 L
113 cable assembly, from 9TB1 terminal block ALT-10B22 H
modules (4, Figure 1-7) to ATC Transponder (KT-76A
or KT-70). Install M39029/22-191 contact on end of ALT-11B22 8
9. Route the following wires, part of 206-575-200- 13. Route the following wires, part of 206-575-200-
113 cable assembly from 9TB1 terminal block, 113 cable assembly to center console. Refer to wiring
modules (4) to control panel assembly (3), plug diagram, Figure 1-8 or Figure 1-9. Install M39029/63-
9A1P1. Install M39029/22-191 contact on one end of 368 contacts on wires to build up 9A1P1 plug as
each wire and connect to 9TB1 terminal block as follows:
follows:
Connect To
Wire No.
Connect To Module Pin No.
Wire No.
9A1P1 Pin No.
C509A22 VIO 30
ALT-2C22 KD C509A22 VBLU 31
ALT-3C22 KH C511A22 32
ALT-4C22 KM C512A22 8
ALT-5C22 KS C513A22 7
ALT-6C22 KZ C514A22 20
ALT-7C22 LD C515A22 27
ALT-8C22 LH C516A22 22
ALT-9C22 LM
ALT-10C22 LS NOTE
10. Install M39029/63-368 contact on opposite end of The following procedures shall be followed
each wire and connect to plug 9A1P1, part of control when solder sleeves are required for
panel assembly (3), as follows: terminating wire shields.
termination shall be used to terminate the shields to a 20. Install M39029/56-348 contacts on wires to
connector pin. build up 9B1J1 receptacle as follows:
18. Install electrical bond installation (14, view F-F) 22. Follow procedures in Step 14. a. through d., to
as follows: link shielded wiring and terminate at plug 9B1J1, pin 7,
with M39029/56-348 contact.
a. Drill one 0.193 to 0.198 inch (4.90 to 5.04 mm)
diameter hole using location in view E-E. Remove 23. Install M3519/2-7 solder sleeves to wires
primer around hole and apply chemical film material C500A22, C501A22, C502A22, and C503A22.
(C-100) for proper electrical bond.
24. Follow procedures in Step 14. a. through d., to
b. Temporarily install screw, washers, and link shielded wiring and terminate at plug 9B1J1, pin 6,
nut (14). with M39029/56-348 contact.
19. Route cable assembly (8) wires from center 25. Install MS25036-103 terminal to C508A22N wire
console along right side of fuselage between controller and route to local ground using electrical ground
and actuator as follows: install (14).
a. Remove tie wraps and route cable 26. Perform continuity check of cable assembly (8)
assembly (8) wires with existing wires. Install new tie upon completion of wiring harness installation.
wraps as required, supplied in kit.
27. Install 9B1J1 receptacle to bracket with retainer
b. Route cable assembly wires through and four screws and washers (10, Figure 1-7). Install
clamp (12, view D-D) and grommets (13, views E-E decal (10) adjacent to receptacle such that
and F-F). identification can be made after equipment is installed.
28. Secure 206-575-200-113 cable assembly to 31. Reference dimensions in section A-A. Remove
existing clamp and bracket located right of actuator shaded area from frames (4) and (5).
assembly at FS 204.92 with bracket, clamp, screw,
washer and nut (7). Tie wrap closed loop in wire 32. Drill two forward screw holes in cover (3) to
bundle, forward of connector to induce bundle rigidity 0.250 inch (6.35 mm) diameter and install plug
for clearance in area of moving parts. Use buttons (3).
MS3367-7-9 tie wrap.
33. Reinstall cover (3) with hardware removed in
29. Remove two screws and washers (2) and Step 29.
cover (3) from center console.
34. Assemble 9A1P1 connector and install to control
30. Locate and remove cover (3, Figure 1-10) and panel assembly (3, Figure 1-7). Install control panel
attaching hardware. assembly into center console with four screws (3).
Figure 1-8. Tail Rotor (With Blind Encoder Installed) - Wiring Diagram
Figure 1-9. Tail Rotor (With Encoding Altimeter Installed) - Wiring Diagram
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source. b. Cut and remove 3.0 inches (76.20 mm) of
exposed braid. Leave approximately 1.0 inch
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE (25.40 mm) of braid exposed for installation of solder
sleeve (10).
C-100 Chemical Film Material
C-317 Adhesive
c. Slide braided EMI shield (12), anti-abrasion
braid (11), sleeving (14) and shrink boot (16) over
1. Install temperature bulb (6, Figure 1-11) as twisted cable assembly (13).
follows:
1-13. OVERHEAD CONSOLE CIRCUIT BREAKER 3. Install 9CB2 circuit breaker (2).
- ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
4. Install decals (1) and (3).
1-15. VERTICAL FIN — MODIFICATION Ensure that doubler is centered in hole within 0.03
inch (0.76 mm) with center pilot hole in doubler
MATERIALS REQUIRED assembly (3), shown in Detail B, aligned with
centerline of hole between existing rivet holes.
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source.
10. Using pilot hole in doubler assembly (3), drill one
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE hole 0.129 to 0.132 inch (3.27 to 3.35 mm) in diameter
for rivet (2), through doubler assembly (3) and inboard
C-317 Adhesive skin of vertical fin (7) (Detail B). Countersink hole
C-392 Sealant 100°.
1. Remove vertical fin (7, Figure 1-14) in 11. Using hole finder or equivalent match, drill two
accordance with BHT-206L4-MM-5. rivet holes 0.143 to 0.146 inch (3.63 to 3.71 mm) in
diameter, through doubler assembly (3), picking up
2. Position vertical fin (7) on bench. existing rivet holes where rivets were removed
in step 4.
3. Remove existing vertical fin identification tag. Do
not discard tag at this time. Install work aid (8) on 12. Using pilot holes in doubler assembly (3), drill 17
vertical fin (7). Mark existing former where work aid (8) holes for rivets (1) 0.129 to 0.132 inch (3.27 to
intersects. Remove work aid and position support 3.35 mm) in diameter through doubler assembly (3)
assembly (4) where former was marked. Verify and inboard skin of vertical fin (7) (Detail B).
clearance where support assembly is to be installed
prior to cutting former. 13. Remove doubler and deburr holes in doubler
assembly (3) and vertical fin (7).
4. Remove eight rivets (5) securing fairing support
206-020-113-093 to vertical fin (7). 14. Temporarily cleco doubler in place. Mark area
where bonded identification tags interfere with
installation of doubler assembly (3). Remove doubler.
5. Cut and remove section of fairing support
206-020-113-093 where lines were drawn in step 3.
15. Remove interfering portion of bonded
identification tags from under doubler assembly (3).
6. Locate and remove one nutplate and attaching
rivets from existing fairing support 206-020-113-093.
16. Position support assembly (4) in place and
Discard nutplate.
temporarily secure to existing fairing support
206-020-113-093.
7. Install work aid (8) and using center alignment
hole mark fin.
17. Locate four existing rivet holes in fairing support
206-020-113-093 and two holes in doubler (3). Using
NOTE hole finder or equivalent, match drill six holes 0.143 to
0.146 inch (3.63 to 3.71 mm) in diameter through
Prior to cutting 2.75 inch (69.85 mm) hole in support assembly (4).
vertical fin, mark reference lines on doubler
assembly (3) and vertical fin outside of area 18. Maintaining edge distance from picked-up rivet
where doubler will fit in order to accurately holes, lay out and drill four rivet holes 0.129 to
locate doubler in the center of hole. 0.132 inch (3.27 to 3.35 mm) in diameter through
support assembly (4) and inboard skin of vertical fin
8. Using alignment hole marked on fin, measure (7). Refer to general locations in Detail D for rivet
and cut one hole 2.75 inch (69.85 mm) in diameter spacing.
through skin to depth of 0.34 inch (8.63 mm) in
honeycomb core. 19. Refer to dimensions in View C-C and Detail D,
and maintaining edge distance, lay out and drill five
9. Position doubler assembly (3) in place on vertical holes 0.128 to 0.133 inch (3.25 to 3.38 mm) in
fin. If necessary, trim radius of 2.75 inch (69.85 mm) diameter through former splice (4) and fairing support
hole to achieve a flush fit of doubler assembly (3). 206-020-113-093.
20. Locate existing hole for nutplate (10) in fairing 26. Temporarily secure support assembly (4) to
support 206-020-113-093. Match drill one hole 0.228 vertical fin (7).
to 0.233 inch (5.79 to 5.92 mm) in diameter through
support assembly (4). Pick up existing 0.098 inch 27. Install six rivets (6) and four rivets (13)
(2.49 mm) rivet attach holes, and match drill through through support assembly (4), fairing support
support assembly (4). Countersink 100°. 206-020-113-093, and vertical fin (7).
22. Fill core/cavity of cutout in vertical fin (7) with 31. Refinish modified area to match existing paint
adhesive (C-317). If applicable, locate two rivet holes finish.
0.125 inch (3.17 mm) in diameter, one forward and
one aft of BS 179.48 at fin. Fill open holes in vertical 32. Add ’MOD PER SI-2054’ to new identification
fin with adhesive (C-317). plate as shown in Detail D.
23. Remove peel ply from doubler assembly (3) and 33. Transfer existing vertical fin part number and
apply adhesive (C-317) to faying surface prior to serial number to new identification plate (14) and
bonding. install as shown in Detail D.
24. Install one rivet (2) and 17 rivets (1). 34. Install a strip of anti-chafing tape (9) to support
assembly (4) where fairing interfaces.
25. Apply a bead of sealant (C-392) around perimeter
of doubler assembly (3) and mating surface of vertical 35. Install vertical fin (7) to tailboom in accordance
fin (7). with BHT-206L-4-MM-5.
10
206_SI_2054_0026_c01
Figure 1-14. Vertical Fin — Modification (Sheet 2 of 3)
NOTES
1 Remove rivet (5) two places and plug two 0.125 inch (3.175 mm) diameter holes in vertical fin (7).
2 Drill one 0.129 to 0.132 inch (3.27 to 3.35 mm) diameter hole for rivet (2), through doubler assembly (3)
and inboard skin of vertical fin (7). Countersink 100°.
4 Cut 2.75 inch (69.85 mm) diameter hole through skin to depth of 0.34 inch (8.63 mm)
in honeycomb core.
5 Install a strip of anti-chafing tape (9) to support assembly (4) where fairing interfaces.
6 Using predrilled holes in doubler, along with existing holes in fin, mark and drill
additional rivet holes maintaining minimum edge distance to uniformly space rivet
holes in doubler (use additional flush rivets under support assembly if necessary), 22 places.
7 Locate and remove one nutplate (10) and attaching rivets. Discard nutplate.
Match drill one 0.228 to 0.233 inch (5.79 to 5.92 mm) diameter hole through support assembly (4).
Pick up existing 0.098 inch (2.49 mm) rivet attach holes, and match drill through support assembly (4).
Countersink 100°.
8 Layout and drill four 0.143 to 0.146 inch (3.63 to 3.71 mm) diameter rivet holes through support assembly (4)
and inboard skin of vertical fin (7). Holes must be evenly spaced between existing rivet holes.
9 Remove existing vertical fin identification tags. Transfer part number and serial number to
new identification plate (14) and locate as shown.
10 Add 'MOD PER SI-2054' to new identification plate. This will identify vertical fin assembly.
206_SI_2054_0027_c01
1-16. VNE PLACARD — INSTALLATION 3. Remove four existing screws securing existing
VNE placard to windshield trim panel (1). Discard
1. Remove four screws (2, Figure 1-15) securing placard and screws.
windshield trim panel (1) to center post.
4. Install decal (4) to plate (3). Secure to trim panel
2. Remove cap, and stow wires L157A22 and with four existing screws (5).
L158A22N.
5. Reinstall windshield trim panel (1) to center post
with four existing screws (2).
1-17. TAIL SKID AND WEIGHT - 6. Install weights (7) and (8) on tail skid (3).
INSTALLATION
7. Apply sealant (C-392) on bolts (9) and attach
MATERIALS REQUIRED weights (7 and 8) to tail skid (3) with bolts (9),
washers (6) and nuts (5) 1.
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications and source.
b. Check all new wiring, connections and clamps a. Perform rigging procedures.
for security and absence of chafing hazards.
b. Perform pedal friction adjustment.
c. Install all access doors/panels, seats,
upholstery, soundproofing, etc., removed to gain c. Perform functional test of TRACU control
access to work area. panel.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2-135 Tail Rotor Hub Assembly — Overhaul Inspection Sheet .................................... 2-135
2-136 Weight and Balance............................................................................................ 2-137
FIGURES
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FIGURES (CONT)
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TABLES
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NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
NOTE
C-104 Corrosion Preventive
Compound, Grade 2 Ensure chamfered side of washers goes
against head of bolt.
C-204 Epoxy Polyamide
Primer
NOTE
C-304 Drycleaning Solvent
Do not torque nuts (1) and (6) on blade
bolts at this time. This will be done during
1. Assemble tail rotor hub and blade assembly as static balancing of tail rotor. Additional
follows: washers (17 and 21, Figure 2-3) may be
required during static balancing.
a. Attach weights (3 and 4, Figure 2-1) to support j. Repeat step h and step i to install opposite
(2) with bolt and nut (5) T . pitch horn.
13
206_SI_2054_0033_c01
60 TO 80 IN-LB
2 (6.78 TO 9.04 Nm)
Install using epoxy polyamide primer (C-204) on faying surface of pitch horn and blade.
NOTES
1 Length of bolt to be selected to accommodate weight required to achieve balanced pedal force.
4 Weights to be shipped with hub and blade assembly for use in balancing pedal force
after installation on helicopter.
NO OBJECT BEYOND THIS POINT 206_SI_2054_0034_c02+
2-4. TAIL ROTOR HUB AND BLADE — STATIC SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED
BALANCE
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
2-5. Static Balance With Tool Kit A — Setup
90-094-18 Nut
NOTE 206-210-100-103 Static Balance
2
Operators who have a balance set Adapter, Consisting
(T101576) need only to purchase a static of:
balance adapter (206-210-100-103),
allowing modification to balance set 206-210-100-105 Spacer
(T101576) for balancing the 206L4 high
altitude tail rotor hub and blade assembly. 206-210-100-107 Cone
206-210-100-109 Clamp
206-210-100-113 Plug
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
206-210-100-115 Washer (Qty 2)
206-210-100-101 1 Static Balance Kit,
Consisting of: 90-094-18 Nut
1. Level (3604BLK)
2. Screw (NAS1351-6-28)
3. Washer (NAS1149F0663P)
4. Plug (T101576-29)
5. Yoke Assembly (Ref)
6. Fitting (206-210-100-111) 2 Reqd
7. Base (T101576-13)
8. Mandrel Assembly (T101576-3)
9. Stand Assembly (T101576-7)
10. Spacer (T101544-5)
11. Nut (NAS509-5) 2 Reqd
12. Washer (206-210-100-115) 2 Reqd
13. Washer (NAS1149F0563P) 2 Reqd
14. Bolt (NAS6605-36) 2 Reqd
15. Clamp (206-210-100-109)
16. Spacer (206-210-100-113)
17. Nut (90-094-18)
18. Cone (206-210-100-107)
19. Spacer (206-210-100-105)
20. Plate (T101576-19)
21. Screw (NAS1351-4-28)
15-25 IN-LB
1 (1.70 TO 2.26 N-m)
HAND TIGHT
2
NOTE
pressing in and causing change in level. If drilling is 2. Balance tail rotor assembly as follows:
not desired, an alternate procedure is to make a pencil
outline of stand assembly on support stand or work
a. Install tail rotor hub and blade assembly with
bench.
the blades flat surface up, on base (7).
h. Place level (1) in recess on top of plug (4) and NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
check if assembly is in balance. If assembly is not in
balance, lay small washers on base (7) to attain T101280-111 1 Static Balance Kit,
balance. When assembly is balanced, attach washers Consisting of:
to base with tape and recheck balance.
T101280-105 Base
i. Index mark all parts with felt tip pen or pencil
T101280-107 Lock (Qty 2)
to facilitate balance alignment of parts.
T101280-109 Adapter
j. Remove level (1), plug (4), clamp (15),
nut (17), and cone (18). AN960-416 Washer (Qty 2)
SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED (Cont) b. Install arbor (2) in fixture (11). Tighten
setscrews (13) to secure arbor in fixture.
7 To be used with stand and hoist assembly 5. Check balance indicator on arbor for balance
‘ 3350 and quick disconnect 2266. condition of tail rotor. See Detail A.
1. Set up T101280-111 balance set and install tail a. If tail rotor assembly is out of balance, do a
rotor assembly as follows: spanwise static balance adjustment (paragraph 2-7)
and a chordwise static balance adjustment (paragraph
a. Place fixture (11, Figure 2-3) on flat top bench. 2-8).
Figure 2-3. Static Balance — Tool Kit B, Spanwise and Chordwise Balance (Sheet 1 of 3)
Figure 2-3. Static Balance — Tool Kit B, Spanwise and Chordwise Balance (Sheet 2 of 3)
Figure 2-3. Static Balance — Tool Kit B, Spanwise and Chordwise Balance (Sheet 3 of 3)
2-7. Spanwise Static Balance — Adjustment c. Use a maximum combination of six AN970-6
washers (21), two NAS1149F0663P washers (17) and
two NAS1149F0632P washers (17) on outboard blade
bolts (20).
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications. d. Use correct length for bolt (20) to secure
washers.
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
4. At inboard bolt (19), proceed as follows:
C-101 Corrosion Preventive
Compound, Grade 1
CAUTION
1. Where necessary, remove cotter pins (15,
Figure 2-3), nuts (16), and washers (17 and/or 21) if
installed. Leave recessed washers (18) on blade DO NOT USE A SINGLE WASHER (17)
surface for outboard bolt (20) and on counterweight NEXT TO RECESSED WASHER (18).
bracket for inboard bolt (19). WASHER (17) MAY DEFORM CAUSING A
REDUCTION IN BOLT TORQUE.
NOTE
NOTE
The chordwise balance of the tail rotor
Prior to accomplishment of rigging, make
assembly is done by the addition of weights
sure all control tubes, links, and bellcranks
on the weight supports. Remove the
are installed and that all controls at rigging
excess weight from the heavier side of the
points are disconnected.
blades before adding weights (washers) to
the lighter side of the blades. To find the
necessary number of washers, install them When a rigging procedure requires a
temporarily on the applicable mounting specific position of the pilot directional
bracket. pedals to accomplish that portion of the
system rigging, it will be held in that
1. Determine and install the required number of position either by hand or mechanical
washers (24 and/or 25, Figure 2-3) to get the means.
chordwise balance as follows:
When rigging to a gap dimension, direct
measurement or shim stock may be used.
a. Use a maximum of three washers (24) under Tolerance for rigging dimensions to be
bolt head and a maximum combination of three ±0.03 inch (±0.76 mm) except as noted.
washers (24) and three washers (25) under nut.
control rod assembly (19) to fit bellcrank (21). Torque 23. Coat rod end bearing threads, jam nuts on
jam nut and connect control rod assembly to bellcrank, adjustable control tubes (5 and 11), and rod assembly
as shown in Detail D. (19) with corrosion preventive compound (C-101).
21. Electrically retract (RIG MIN) the ratio change (2) Use a spring scale positioned
actuator (28) using (TRACU) control box. Position pilot perpendicular to and connected to pedal. Check for a
left pedal full forward against stop, then apply a force force of 6 to 10 pounds (2.73 to 4.54 kg) required to
of 35 pounds (15.87 kg) by hand, inboard to the tail move pedal from neutral position.
rotor crosshead to remove system freeplay. Release
force on crosshead and check for mean tail rotor blade (3) Adjust nut on screw (22) at clamp (24)
angle of 21.75 to 22.75°. If the mean tail rotor blade until desired friction of 6 to 10 pounds (2.73 to 4.54 kg)
angle is not within the required limits, repeat step 5 is obtained. Do not exceed torque of 15 inch-pounds
through step 19. (1.69 Nm) on screw (22) and nut.
22. Remove rigging tool (17) or workaid from tail rotor NOTE
hub and blades (12). Check for freedom of operation The basic weight arrangements should be
of each pitch link, with tail rotor blades flapped to both one weight (3, Figure 2-1) on each side of
extreme positions. Check with pedal assembly (1) at support (2) and one weight (4) on outboard
full right position, then at full left position. side of each weight (3), as shown in
d. Check counterweight inboard and outboard e. If left pedal continues to creep forward, add an
supports (2) to ensure correct quantity and type of additional weight (4) at each location. Repeat step b
weights are installed. All four supports should have through step d, if necessary.
identical weight arrangements.
f. If the right pedal creeps forward, perform the
e. Perform dynamic balance of tail rotor hub and reverse of the procedures in step b through step e.
blade assembly (paragraph 2-12).
g. If pedal forces are still unacceptable after
these adjustments, contact Product Support
NOTE Engineering.
Do not use weights (3) for pedal creep
adjustment. They must remain installed, 2-12. DYNAMIC BALANCE
one on each side of support (2).
2-13. RADS-AT HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
REQUIREMENTS
CAUTION
2-14. RADS-AT Hardware
a. Release foot pressure from pedal and observe SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED
pedal movement from trimmed position.
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
NOTE
SA# 29333301 Basic RADS-AT Kit
After adjustment, weight arrangements
should be identical on both blades. SA# 29335500 206 Series Adapter Kit
SA# 28110900 One extra Wilcoxon 2-16. SOURCES AND LIMITS FOR VIBRATION
991D Accelerometer
All rotating components generate vibration due to
SA# 29105600 One additional 15 foot
(4.57 m) Accelerometer imbalances in mass and/or aerodynamics. A certain
Cable level of vibration from each source is normal and
unavoidable. Table 2-1 lists the primary sources of
vibration and the frequency at which the vibration
2-15. RADS-AT Software occurs at 100% main rotor RPM. The magnitude of
each of these vibrations is controlled by either the
To use the RADS-AT on the Model 206L Series (206L/ amount of force generated or the sympathy of
206L1/206L3/206L4), the following "Aircraft Type"
individual components to the generated force. The
software is required:
"normal" level of vibration is dependent upon location,
loading, and flight condition. Consistency in measuring
206L Version 7.0 vibration levels needs to take these into account along
with how the vibration sensor is mounted. Table 2-2
206LF Version 7.0 (Aircraft with floats) lists the maintenance actions currently supported by
TRAC Version 7.0 (Aircraft with high the RADS-AT.
altitude; P/N 206-704-722 tail
rotor kit)
206L FREQUENCIES
Balance the tail rotor After any change to the tail rotor 2-17
assembly
At 100 flight hour increments
(recommended)
When the flight or ground crew
complain of high frequency
vibration
2-17. TAIL ROTOR BALANCING photocell bracket with the photocell forward and the
lens pointing at the tail rotor, as shown in Figure 2-5.
2-18. Purpose
d. Insert a Wilcoxon 991 accelerometer into the
hole on the side of the photocell bracket so that the
This section describes the balancing of the tail rotor to cable connector is pointed toward the tail rotor. Secure
reduce tail rotor 1/rev vibration. The "Tail" "Flight Plan" the accelerometer using a MS21042L4 self-locking
is used for balancing the standard tail rotor on Model nut.
206L Series. The "TRAC" "Flight Plan" is used for
balancing the high attitude tail rotor kit (206-704-722).
The installation of the RADS-AT permits these e. Connect the accelerometer end of the 50-foot
procedures to be conducted concurrently with cable (291056000) to the tail rotor accelerometer.
balancing the main rotor (using an extra
accelerometer and a 50-foot length (15.24 mm) f. Route the optical RPM sensor cable and
accelerometer cable or independently with no main accelerometer cable down the side of the tailboom
hardware installed. opposite the tail rotor to the cabin. For ground run,
secure both to ensure that neither can foul the rotating
components of the aircraft or block the photocell lens
2-19. Balancing the High Altitude Tail Rotor during operation.
2-20. RADS-AT — Installation g. On the DAU connect the optical RPM sensor
cable to TACHO # 2 and the accelerometer cable to
1. To balance the tail rotor assembly, install the ACC4.
RADS-AT as follows:
h. Connect the 28 VDC power chord (29104700)
to the 28 VDC outlet on the left side of the instrument
a. Install and secure the DAU in the aft cabin pedestal near the copilot foot intercom switch.
with the connectors up. Connect the other end to the 28 VDC port on the DAU.
b. Attach the optical RPM sensor (29314799) to i. Cut two pieces 2.5 inches (63.5 mm) long by
the tail rotor optical RPM sensor bracket (293338501) 1 inch (2.54 mm) wide of reflective tape from the roll
with No. 440 self-locking nuts in such a way that the (1060500).
lens is next to the vertical leg of the bracket, as shown
in Figure 2-5.
j. Install one piece of reflective tape on the
tailboom side of one tail rotor blade starting 2 inches
c. Remove the bottom forward screw of the 90° (50.8 mm) outboard of the outer blade bolt, as shown
gearbox fairing and (using a longer bolt) install the in Figure 2-5.
Figure 2-5. Schematic of RADS-AT Installation for Tail Rotor Balancing on the Model 206L Series
1. Check and correct tail rotor balance as follows: j. If a "TACHO" error occurs during data
acquisition, repeat the test at least two times. If the
failure still occurs conduct the following:
NOTE
The RADS-AT is operating on preset limits (1) Shut down aircraft.
of 0.2 IPS for tail rotor balance. If the
operator desires to reduce the level to (2) Inspect to ensure the reflective tape is
below 0.2 IPS, then this can be done by still in place and is clean. Replace if necessary.
pressing "do" from the limits screen. The
RADS-AT will specify the adjustments (3) With power to the DAU, verify that the red
required to achieve a "0.0" IPS balance. light on back of optical RPM sensor illuminates when
the reflector is in front of the optical sensor.
a. With the RADS-AT installed as described in
paragraph 2-20, select "TRAC" as the "Aircraft Type" (4) Verify that the optical RPM sensor is
on the CADU main menu. hooked to TACHO #2.
b. Once the "Aircraft Type" has been selected, (5) If all of the above conditions are met, and
select or create the "Tail Number" for the aircraft to be if the red light still does not illuminate, remove the
worked. clear cover from the optical RPM sensor.
Figure 2-7. Proper CADU Main Menu Display for Conducting Tail Rotor Mode for the Model 206L
With the High Altitude Tail Rotor Kit
(6) Gently turn the brass screw clockwise to k. If the tail rotor requires balancing, record the
increase the gain until a slight click is felt. recommended adjustments to be made on a copy of
the "Tail Rotor MoveLog" for the high altitude tail rotor
form (Table 2-3).
(7) With the optical RPM sensor pointing at
the reflector, the red light should illuminate during this
l. Repeat step a through step k until the tail rotor
process.
is balanced.
FINAL SETTINGS
LOCATION MOVE/READING
Outer Blade Bolt
Inner Blade Bolt
Chord Balance
1/REV Reading
NOTE NOTE
If fine span adjustments are needed, the Place the largest balance washers against
inboard blade bolt can be used. To specify the washers 104-007-25-22C4 and stack
a move for the inboard bolt, use the "edit the remaining washers so that the lightest
Adjustables" screen to turn off the outboard is next to the head of the bolt or the nut.
span adjustment.
(d) Split the balance washers into two
roughly equal packages; one will go under the head of
1. Adjust tail rotor balance as shown in Figure 2-9 the bolt and one under the nut.
and as follows:
NOTE
a. Review the adjustments recorded on the
If the bolt is changed, the change in bolt
adjustment log.
weight must be taken into account by
adjusting the washer stack.
b. Review the location and size of currently
installed weights. It is best to remove weight when (e) Check the length of the bolt. If
possible. It is acceptable to install weights on both necessary, change the length of the bolt to ensure that
sides to make small adjustments. the cotter key can be installed and that at least two
threads show beyond the end of the nut.
c. Install the required (if any) span balance (3) Once the bolt and weight package has
weight to the outboard or/and inboard tail rotor blade been selected, install the nut and torque to 150 to
bolt as follows: 175 inch-pounds (16.95 to 19.77 Nm) and secure with
a new MS24665-283 cotter pin.
(1) Remove the cotter pin and nut from the
blade bolt at which weight is to be adjusted. d. Install chordwise balance weight (if any) as
follows:
(2) Using the hardware listed in Table 2-4, (1) Inspect the tail rotor to determine the
adjust the washers as required to achieve the required actual adjustment to be made. When possible, weight
balance change with the following restrictions: should be removed to accomplish the adjustment.
Table 2-4. Balance Hardware for the High Altitude Tail Rotor
MASS
PURPOSE DESCRIPTION P/N QUANTITY
GRAM
NAS6606D31 39.69 2
NAS6606D32 40.83 2
NAS6606D34 42.53 1
NAS6606D36 44.32 1
NAS6606D39 47.08 1
AN960-616 1.28 18
AN970-6 15.08 12
PERMANENT 104-007-25-22C4 N/A N/A
WASHER
NAS6606D38 46.80 2
NAS6606D40 48.60 2
NAS6606D42 50.40 2
WASHERS AN960-616L 0.76 4
AN960-616 1.28 4
Table 2-4. Balance Hardware for the High Altitude Tail Rotor (Cont)
MASS
PURPOSE DESCRIPTION P/N QUANTITY
GRAM
(2) Using the hardware listed in Table 2-4, the head of the bolt toward the pitch horn. Install the
make up the balance package to be installed at the nut and torque 60 to 80 inch-pounds (6.78 to
selected chordwise location. The following restrictions 9.04 Nm).
should be noted:
e. Recheck tail rotor balance after each balance
• The total number of washers that can be adjustment per paragraph 2-21. Repeat until an
installed is nine with a maximum of three acceptable balance has been achieved.
washers AN970-4.
• A maximum of three washers can be placed 2-23. Balance Criteria for the High Attitude
under the head of the bolt. Tail Rotor
• Weight can be installed at both locations to Table 2-5 lists the criteria used to guide tail rotor
achieve small adjustments. balance maintenance on the high altitude tail rotor
system.
(3) Once the bolt, washer, and nut
combination has been defined, install the package with
Table 2-5. Tail Rotor Balance Criteria for the High Altitude Tail Rotor
Figure 2-9. Balancing Chart for 206L4 High Altitude T/R Showing Angles in Hours and Degrees
(for Use With RADS-AT)
2-24. Tasks to Be Conducted After Balancing 3. Make sure the ENC ALT circuit breaker is pushed
the Tail Rotor in.
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NOTE
C-101 Corrosion Preventive
Lamp and self-test are automatically
Compound, Grade 1
sequenced at power-up of the Tail Rotor
C-104 Corrosion Preventive Authority Control Unit (TRACU) controller.
Compound, Grade 2 The events need to be observed and the
cycle repeated, if necessary, to observe
that the proper events occur.
1. At the completion of tail rotor tracking and/or
balancing, do as follows: 1. Pull and reset the T/R AUTH circuit breaker to
cycle power to the Tail Rotor Authority Control System
a. Remove the RADS-AT hardware from the (TRACS), watching the T/R AUTH caution panel
aircraft. segment as power is applied.
b. Reattach the gearbox fairing with a new bolt. 2. Verify that the caution panel segment lamps
illuminate brightly for a few seconds and then
c. Apply corrosion preventive compound extinguish.
(C-104), Grade 2 to the shank of any new bolts. Be
sure not to apply to the threads. 3. Also verify that all dots of the display segments
on the TRACU panel illuminate for a few seconds and
d. Replace all nuts which appear to have lost then produce a display showing the words SELF
their self-locking torque. Retorque to the value listed in TEST, followed by a display of pressure altitude XXXX
the above text. Hp and OAT XX °C, and then, after a few more
seconds, a display of the letter "V" showing the
e. Apply corrosion preventive compound actuator position.
(C-101), Grade 1 to the uncoated bolts, nuts, and
weight packages.
4. Pull the ENC ALT circuit breaker and repeat the
cycling of power to the TRACS system, using the T/R
2-25. TAIL ROTOR AUTHORITY CONTROL AUTH circuit breaker.
UNIT (TRACU) — FUNCTIONAL TEST
PROCEDURES 5. Verify that the previous cycle repeats, but that the
final display shows the words FAIL ENC2.
2-26. SETUP
6. Reset ENC ALT circuit breaker and recycle
TRACS power.
SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED
NOTE
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If the helicopter is sitting in sunlight,
Commercial Pilot/Static Tester temperature difference may be significant.
If this condition exists, re-check in shade,
hanger, or during flight.
1. Connect external power.
7. Verify that the temperature displayed on the
2. Make sure 28 VDC bus is powered. TRACS panel agrees with OAT as indicated by the
mechanical thermometer type OAT indicator 12. Verify the actuator % display value changes
within 4°C. to 75% (±5%).
2-28. ALTIMETER DATA TEST 13. Adjust the pitot and static pressures to produce a
density altitude indication of 6600 feet.
1. Connect the pitot/static air system to the
helicopter pitot and static ports, blocking one static 14. Verify the actuator % display value changes
port, if both are not used. to 90% (±5%).
2. Power up the TRACS and allow it to self-test, 15. Adjust the pitot and static pressures to produce a
then press the MODE button on the Tail Rotor density altitude indication of 7500 feet.
Authority Control Unit (TRACU) panel to select the
display of density altitude (Hd) and actuator position.
16. Verify the actuator % display value changes
to 100%.
3. Adjust the pitot and static pressures to produce a
density altitude indication of 2500 feet.
17. Allow the pitot and static pressures to equalize to
actual helicopter elevation and disconnect the pitot/
4. Verify that the actuator position indication static tester.
changes to 0%, if not already at 0%.
2-27, step 3 Panel indicates FAIL RVDT. Replace actuator (its RVDT has
failed).
If actuator OK. Replace TRACU.
2-29, step 5 No RIG MIN display. Correct other system faults, if any.
No other system faults. Replace TRACU.
2-29, step 6 "<" does not move. Correct other system faults, if any.
No other system faults. Replace TRACU.
2-31. TAIL ROTOR HUB AND BLADE Four counterweight supports (4) with an equal amount
ASSEMBLY of weights mounted on each side of the two blades are
used to compensate for the centrifugal pitching
2-32. TAIL ROTOR HUB AND BLADE moment. This prevents yaw pedal creep to assist the
ASSEMBLY — DESCRIPTION pilot during boost off flight.
The tail rotor hub and blade assembly includes two tail The tail rotor hub and blades static and dynamic
rotor blade assemblies, a tail rotor hub assembly, and balance are achieved by adding or removing weight
flight control components. The tail rotor assembly is from the blades bolts on the spanwise axis.
installed on the left side of the tailboom. The tail rotor
gearbox drives the tail rotor to a speed of Two weight supports (5) are installed, one on each
approximately 2500 RPM. The tail rotor acts in side of the hub. The weight supports and weights are
opposition to the torque applied to the helicopter by used to balance the tail rotor about its chordwise axis.
the main rotor assembly. The tail rotor assembly gives
directional control around the vertical axis of the 2-33. TAIL ROTOR HUB AND BLADE
helicopter. When you look at the tail rotor assembly ASSEMBLY — CLEANING
from the left side of the tailboom, it rotates clockwise.
The tail rotor hub assembly has a stainless steel C-304 Drycleaning Solvent
yoke (3) and a flapping bearing (8). The flapping
bearing) is made of a splined trunnion that has an C-305 Aliphatic Naphtha
elastomeric bearing at each end. The flapping bearing
is in the center of the yoke and permits the flapping C-318 Cleaning Compound
motion of the tail rotor assembly. The splined trunnion
of the flapping bearing transfers the power of the
gearbox output shaft to the tail rotor.
CAUTION
The tail rotor blade assemblies (1) are attached to the
yoke (3) on four spherical bearings, two for each
blade. The spherical bearings are on the pitch axis of MA KE S URE TH AT THE AL IPHA TIC
the blade and permit the pitch angle of the tail rotor NAPHTHA (C-305) DOES NOT TOUCH
blade assemblies to change. The pitch horn (6) is THE ELASTOMER.
attached to the blade and transfers inputs from the tail
rotor controls to the tail rotor blade assemblies. 1. Clean flapping bearing and elastomer as follows:
The tail rotor blade assemblies (1) are made of a. Clean flapping bearing (8, Figure 2-10) metal
composite materials and they have an asymmetric surfaces with aliphatic naphtha (C-305).
profile with a 7° positive twist built into the grip area.
The leading edge of the blade has an abrasion strip
b. Clean the elastomer with cleaning compound
made of stainless steel. The abrasion strip protects the
(C-318) and water. Rinse with water.
leading edge against the abrasion caused by sand,
water, and other particles.
2. Clean tail rotor blade assembly (1) with cleaning
A flapping stop (9) is installed between the flapping compound (C-318) and water. Rinse with water.
bearing (8) and the flange of the gearbox shaft. The
flapping stop provides a flapping stop to limit tail rotor 3. Clean all the other components of the tail rotor
flapping. assembly with drycleaning solvent (C-304).
NOTE
Flight controls components are not shown for clarity.
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4. Dry all the components with filtered compressed 6. Examine the two blades of the tail rotor to find the
air. presence of nicks, dents, scratches, and holes
(paragraph 2-46). Make sure the attaching hardware is
2-34. TAIL ROTOR HUB AND BLADE correctly secured.
ASSEMBLY — INSPECTION
7. Examine the two pitch horns for damage
2-35. Condition and Security — General (paragraph 2-61). Make sure the attaching hardware is
Inspection correctly secured.
refer to paragraph 2-56 and paragraph 2-37. TAIL ROTOR HUB AND BLADE
2-60. ASSEMBLY — INSTALLATION
a. Remove lockwire from bolts (15, Figure 1-3). Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications.
Remove bolts (15) and washers (14) that secure plate
(13) onto crosshead (21). NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
f. Remove lockwire from bolts (7) and remove — Crowfoot, 1 7/8 Inch
bolts (7) and washers (8).
NOTE
This procedure is for the installation of the
complete tail rotor assembly on the
gearbox output shaft. For the assembly of
the tail rotor hub assembly, refer to
paragraph 2-67.
2-38. TAIL ROTOR HUB AND BLADE a. Examine flapping stop (9) ears for
ASSEMBLY ATTACHING deformation. Make sure that the gaps are within the
COMPONENTS limits shown in Figure 2-36.
2-39. MAST NUT — INSPECTION b. If flapping stop (9) ears are deformed, then the
tail rotor yoke is suspected to have had hard contact
with the flapping stop. Remove the tail rotor yoke and
1. Examine the mast nut (2, Figure 2-10) for the flapping stop from service.
mechanical and corrosion damage. If damage is larger
than damage limits shown on Figure 2-40, replace
2-42. FLAPPING STOP — REPAIR
mast nut. If damage is within limits, repair mast nut.
Ensure applicable damage limits are not 1. If damage to flapping stop (9, Figure 2-10) is
exceeded during completion of repairs. within limits shown on Figure 2-36, repair flapping
stop.
1. If damage to mast nut (2, Figure 2-10) is within
limits shown on Figure 2-40, repair mast nut. 2-43. TAIL ROTOR BLADE ASSEMBLY
NOTE
c. Remove balance washer(s) (3), if installed.
If the dents are not sharp and are not more
d. Remove chamfered washers (4). than 0.010 inch (0.254 mm) in depth, the
blade is serviceable.
b. Holes, cracks, or tears. 4. Visually inspect balance screws (5) and balance
weights (4). Make sure that they are not loose. If they
c. Edge voids deeper than 0.250 inch (6.35 mm) are loose, send the blade to a Bell Helicopter
in depth. approved repair facility for repair.
12
5
11
7
11
10
2 9
1
DETAIL A
6
4
7
1. Cotter pin
2. Nut
3. Balance washer
4. Chamfered washer SEE DETAIL A
5. Counterweight support
6. Bolt 6
5
7. Counterweight support
8. Blade 4
9. Nut 4
10. Washer
3
11. Weight 8
12. Bolt 2
2
NOTES
1 Apply a coating of corrosion preventive compound (C-104) to all bolt shanks prior to installation. Do not
apply corrosion preventive compound to bolt threads.
2 Install the nut (9) on the outboard side of the blade only towards the direction of rotation. Install the nut on
the inboard side of the blade only opposite of the direction of rotation.
3 Apply a coating of corrosion preventive compound (C-101) to all bolt heads, washers, nuts, and exposed
threads after installation.
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5. Examine bushings (6) for corrosion, pitting, g. Replace blade if damage limits are exceeded.
gouges, wear, or other damage.
9. Inspect blade for voids:
6. Repair bushing (6). Maximum bushing inside
diameter after repair is 0.376 inch (9.550 mm). If limit
is exceeded, bushing has to be replaced.
CAUTION
7. If the damage does not exceed 20% of the inside
surface of bushing (6), repair bushing. If limit is
exceeded, replace bushing. ONLY A QUALIFIED INSPECTOR
SHOULD PERFORM THE FOLLOWING
8. Inspect blade skin (3) as follows: INSPECTION.
NOTE NOTE
If fibers of skin are broken or skin is A void is defined as any unbonded area.
penetrated, but core is not damaged, or Many sub-definitions of voids are often
core damage is less than 1.0 square inch used, such as lack of adhesive, gas pocket,
(645.2 mm2), repair skin (paragraph 2-51). misfit, etc. This Service Instruction makes
no distinction among these sub-definitions,
Damage to the core in excess of but groups them under the general term:
1.0 square inch (645.2 mm2), but can be void. Inspect for voids using small steel
enclosed within a 2-inch (50.8-mm) tapping hammer (T75449-2) or equivalent,
diameter circle must be repaired by a Bell on small surfaces.
Helicopter Textron authorized repair facility.
c. If nicks, scratches, or dents do not break the a. Inspect for voids under abrasion strip (7):
fibers or cause delaminations, they are permitted
without repairs.
(1) Single voids, not in excess of
0.60 square inch (387.10 mm2) in area with a
d. If damage breaks fibers or penetrates skin (3)
maximum chordwise width of 0.20 inch (5.08 mm), are
inboard of station 14.50, replace the blade.
acceptable.
e. Damage outboard of station 14.50 that breaks
the fibers or penetrates skin (3), but does not damage (2) Voids within 0.20 inch (5.08 mm) of each
core (8), may be repaired if damage does not exceed other shall be considered a single void.
2.0 inches (50.8 mm) in diameter.
(3) If total area of voids is in excess of
f. Damage outboard of station 14.50 which 1.0 square inch (645.2 mm2) on each side, the blade
penetrates skin (3) and damages core (8) may be must be replaced.
(4) Voids within 0.25 inch (6.35 mm) from the 1. Thoroughly clean the blade, including the
edge of abrasion strip (7) are not permitted. Voids at surfaces of the root end cuff, with a weak solution of
the edge of abrasion are also not permitted. cleaning compound (C-318). Rinse with clear water.
(5) Edge voids less than 0.25 inch (6.35 mm) 2. Cool the blade in a refrigerator for a minimum of
in depth must be repaired. If edge voids exceed 1 hour at a temperature of -1 to 7°C (30 to 45°F).
0.25 inch (6.35 mm) in depth, blade must be replaced.
b. Inspect erosion shield (2) for voids. Voids are 3. Fill the water tank with clean clear water. For best
not acceptable if they are more than 0.50 inch results, the water should be maintained at 60 to 80°C
(12.7 mm) wide chordwise, 1.0 inch (25.4 mm) wide (140 to 175°F) (Figure 2-11A).
spanwise, or closer than 0.50 inch (12.7 mm) to an
edge.
(1) Voids between the skin (3) at trailing DO NOT SUBMERGE THE BLADE IN
edge (1) in excess of 1/4 width of mating surfaces and WATER FOR MORE THAN 2 MINUTES.
3.0 inches (76.2 mm) in length are not acceptable. MAINTAINING THE BLADE IN WATER
FOR MORE THAN 2 MINUTES COULD
(2) Voids between skin (3) and core (8) ALLOW WATER TO ENTER THE BLADE
exceeding 0.70 square inch (451.64 mm2) in area and IF A LEAK PATH IS PRESENT.
0.25 inch (6.35 mm) chordwise width are not
acceptable.
NOTE
(3) Total area of voids exceeding The blade should be left in the heated
1.20 square inches (774.19 mm2) on either side of water for a minimum of 1 minute and a
blade is not acceptable. maximum of 2 minutes.
(4) If there is any delamination between the 4. Wearing protective gloves, place the cool
skin and the plies, replace the blade. blade (1) into the heated water. The blade will float so
it will be necessary to manually submerge the blade.
2-46A. BLADE LEAK CHECK
NOTE
MATERIALS REQUIRED Be careful not to misinterpret random
trapped surface air bubbles as a leak point.
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications.
5. Slightly rotate the blade (1) back and forth about
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the blade pitch change axis to allow any air trapped on
C-318 Cleaning Compound the blade surfaces to be expelled.
NOTE NOTE
The following inspection (ASB 206-10-165) It may take several seconds before the air
should be performed whenever signs of is forced out through any existing leak path.
delamination/separation are visible at the
root end area of the blade or if excessive 6. With the blade (1) under water, check for air
tail rotor vibrations are reported with no leaks, which will be indicated by a steady stream of
apparent causes. fine bubbles originating from a single point.
1. Blade
2. Root end cuff 3
3. Leading edge drain hole
2
NOTES
1 Water temperature to be maintained between 60 to 80°C (140 to 175°F).
2 Water tank should be 18 inches (45.7 cm) wide x 36 inches (91.4 cm) long by 18 inches (45.7 cm) deep.
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7. Slightly rotate the blade (1) back and forth to abrasive paper (C-423). Remove only enough material
allow a thorough inspection of all the blade surfaces. to remove damage.
Pay particular attention to the root end cuff (2) and
around the leading edge drain hole (3). 2. Sand out nicks and scratches to erosion
shield (2) with 180-grit abrasive paper (C-423). Lightly
8. If an air leak is found, contact Product Support abrade painted surfaces surrounding polished areas.
Engineering.
3. Sand out damage area in blade trailing edge (1)
9. If no air leak is found, but the tail rotor assembly with 180-grit abrasive paper (C-423) followed with
has a history of balance change or balance difficulties, 320-grit abrasive paper (C-423). Blend repair out a
additional maintenance is required. Refer to this minimum of 2 inches (50.8 mm) on each side of
chapter for the additional maintenance procedures. damage.
10. If no air leak is found, then the blade (1) is 4. Repair damaged area to blade bolt retention
acceptable for return to service. bushing (6) as follows:
2-47. TAIL ROTOR BLADE ASSEMBLY — a. Sand out damaged area with crocus cloth
REPAIR (C-500) if damage is restricted to a small local area.
2-49. Edge Voids — Repair 2-49A. Blade Exterior Surface and Leading Edge
Drain Hole — Repair
MATERIALS REQUIRED
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications.
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications.
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C-309 MEK
C-305 Aliphatic Naphtha
C-317 Adhesive
C-363 Adhesive
C-363 Adhesive
C-423 Abrasive Paper
C-423 Abrasive Paper
C-516 Clean Cloth
C-516 Clean Cloth
c. Fill void completely with adhesive using 2. Thoroughly clean the abraded area using
tongue depressor or putty knife. aliphatic naphtha (C-305). Do not allow the aliphatic
naphtha (C-305) to enter the blade. Wipe dry with a
clean cloth (C-516).
d. Smooth adhesive to surrounding surfaces.
f. When adhesive is cured, use a 180-grit 6. Perform a blade leak check (paragraph 2-46A) to
abrasive paper (C-423) and smooth around the repair. make sure the blade does not leak.
g. Paint the repaired area (paragraph 2-54). 7. Paint the repaired area (paragraph 2-54).
2-49B. Blade Root End Cuff — Repair 2-51. Damaged Skin with no Core Damage or
Core Damage Limited to 1.0 Square Inch
(645.2 mm²) — Repair
MATERIALS REQUIRED
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications.
2. Apply sufficient sealant (C-308) to the affected If damage passes through both skins with
area to completely seal the defect. The sealant core damage less than 1.0 square inch
(C-308) should extend a minimum of 0.250 inch (645.16 mm²), repair by applying skin
patches on both sides.
(6.35 mm) around the defect in all directions.
1. Remove paint and primer from blade around
3. Cure the sealant (C-308) per the manufacturer’s damage for approximately 3.0 inches (76.2 mm) using
instructions. 180-grit abrasive paper (C-423).
NOTE
5. Paint the repaired area (paragraph 2-54).
Outer surface of patch material is marked
with arrow for direction of installation.
2-50. Blade Bolt Retention Bushing —
Replacement 3. Cut patch from skin patch material
299-015-008-127. Trim to a diameter 2.0 inches
(50.8 mm) larger than damaged area (Figure 2-12).
Replacement of blade bolt retention bushings must be
accomplished by a Bell Helicopter Textron authorized 4. Remove peel ply and abrade inner surface of
blade repair facility. patch with 180-grit abrasive paper (C-423).
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Figure 2-12. Skin and Core — Damage Repair
5. Clean sanded area of blade and patch with a 2-53. Blade Root End Sealant — Replacement
clean cloth (C-516) dampened with denatured alcohol
(C-326). Repeat with clean cloth (C-516) and alcohol
until rag remains clean after wiping. MATERIALS REQUIRED
6. Use a clean cloth (C-516) and dry the patch and Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications.
the damaged area of the blade.
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7. Mix adhesive (C-317) per manufacturer's
C-306 Toluene
instruction.
C-322 Adhesive
8. Apply adhesive (C-317) to patch and mating
surface of blade. Spread adhesive thoroughly using C-326 Denatured Alcohol
putty knife or tongue depressor to achieve complete
wetting of surfaces. Use sufficient adhesive to fill low C-516 Clean Cloth
areas on blade skin.
1. Clean drain hole (2, Figure 2-13) and bone joints
9. Position patch on blade with arrow pointing in a between root closure (1) and skin (3) with a clean cloth
spanwise direction. Secure patch with 1.0 inch (C-516) or adhesive brush dampened with denatured
(25.4 mm) wide masking tape (C-426). alcohol (C-326) or toluene (C-306).
11. Smooth adhesive (C-317) around patch using 5. Cure adhesive (C-322) for 24 hours at room
180-grit abrasive paper (C-423). temperature or use heat gun and cure for 2 hours at
140°F (59.9°C).
2-52. Damaged Skin and Core Exceeding
1.0 Square Inch (645.2 mm²) — Repair 2-54. Repaired Areas of Blade — Refinishing
4. Mask areas to be painted with 1.0 inch (25.4 mm) NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
wide masking tape (C-426) (Figure 2-14).
C-101 Corrosion Preventive
Compound
5. Mix epoxy polyamide primer (C-204) coating
semigloss white and lusterless black polyurethane C-104 Corrosion Preventive
coating (C-245) as per manufacturer’s instructions. Compound
under the bolt head on the inboard side of the d. Install the other counterweight support (5) on
blade (8). the opposite side of the blade (8).
4. Install one chamfered washer (4) on the other e. Install the chamfered washer (4).
side of the blade (8).
f. Install the balance washers (3) on the inner
5. Install the balance washers (3) on the outer bolt (6) (if they were removed in disassembly).
bolt (6) (if they were removed in disassembly).
g. Install the nuts (2) T .
6. Temporarily install the nut (2).
h. Install the cotter pins (1).
7. Install the counterweight supports (5 and 7) as
8. Apply a coat of corrosion preventive compound
follows:
(C-101) on exposed threads, bolt heads (6), washers
(3 and 4), and nuts (2).
a. If not installed, install the bolt (12), weights
(11), washer (10), and nut (9) T on the counterweight
supports (5 and 7). 9. Apply a coat of corrosion preventive compound
(C-101) on exposed threads, bolt heads (12), washers
(10), weights (11), and nuts (9) (if applicable).
b. Install the counterweight support (7) on the
blade (8). Make sure the pin of the support is in the
proper hole in the blade. 10. Install the pitch horn (paragraph 2-63).
c. Install the inner bolt (6) with one chamfered 11. If a new, repaired, or repainted blade is installed,
washer (4) under the bolt head on the inboard side of do a static and dynamic balance of the tail rotor
the blade (8). assembly (paragraph 2-4 and paragraph 2-12).
13.5 IN.
(342.9 mm)
9.4 IN.
(238.8 mm)
5.0 IN.
(127 mm)
OMIT FINISH 1.1 IN.
IN THIS AREA (27.9 mm)
FOR HANDLING
HELICOPTER
DO NOT USE
SEMIGLOSS WHITE
2
POLYURETHANE
TOPCOAT (C-245)
NO. 27925 LUSTERLESS BLACK 3.0 IN.
(PER FED-STD-595) POLYURETHANE (76.2 mm)
TOPCOAT (C-245) (5 PLACES)
NO. 37038
(PER FED-STD-595)
NOTES
1. Dimensions in inches. Metric dimensions in millimeters for reference.
2 If lettering is missing or illegible, stencil the following on both sides of tail rotor blade tip. The letters must
be 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) high. Spacing between lines must be 1/16 inch (1.58 mm). Stencil may be procured
through BHT supply center under P/N 047-796-024-001.
DO NOT USE
FOR HANDLING
HELICOPTER
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2-55. TAIL ROTOR BLADE ASSEMBLY may also be used for repair of mechanical
COMPONENTS damage. Ensure applicable damage limits
are not exceeded during completion of
2-56. COUNTERWEIGHT SUPPORT — repairs.
REMOVAL
1. If damage to counterweight supports (5 and 6,
Figure 2-15) is within the limits shown in Figure 2-41,
NOTE repair the damage.
This procedure is for the removal of the two
counterweight supports on one blade. The 2-59. COUNTERWEIGHT SUPPORT —
procedure to remove the two counterweight INSTALLATION
supports on the other blade is the same.
f. Remove bolt (8), chamfered washer (7), and b. Apply a coat of corrosion preventive
counterweight support (6). compound (C-104) to the shanks of bolts (8 and 12).
g. Remove nut (9) and washer (10). c. Install bolt (12) and weights (11).
h. Remove bolt (12) and weights (11). d. Install washer (10) and nut (9).
12
5
11
6
11
10
T 1
9
DETAIL A
SEE DETAIL A
2 T 2
8
7
6
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Figure 2-15. Counterweight Support — Removal and Installation
j. Install nut (2) T . than damage limits shown in Figure 2-37, replace
pitch horn.
k. Install cotter pin (1).
2-62. PITCH HORN — REPAIR
l. Apply a coat of corrosion preventive
compound (C-101) to exposed threads, heads of bolts
(8 and 12), chamfered washers (4), balance washers NOTE
(3), washer (10), weights (11), and nuts (2 and 9). Refer to the Corrosion Control Guide and
BHT-ALL-SPM for corrosion removal and/
2-60. PITCH HORN — REMOVAL or repair procedures. These procedures
may also be used for repair of mechanical
damage.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Ensure applicable damage limits are not
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications. exceeded during completion of repairs.
6. Use drycleaning solvent (C-304) and a brush and C-104 Corrosion Preventive
clean the mating surface of the blade. Compound, Grade 2
6. Install cotter pins (1) on nuts (2). 2. Remove clamp rings (5) (paragraph 2-73).
7. Apply a coat of corrosion preventive compound 3. Remove flapping bearing (6) (paragraph 2-92).
(C-101) to exposed threads, bolt heads (4), washers
(3), and nuts (2).
2-66A. TAIL ROTOR HUB ASSEMBLY — NON
DESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION
8. Attach the pitch links.
1. Do a Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (FPI) for
9. Do a dynamic balance of the tail rotor (paragraph the applicable parts shown in Table 2-6A in
2-12). accordance with the instructions given in paragraph
2-66B (BHT-ALL-SPM, Chapter 6).
2-64. TAIL ROTOR HUB ASSEMBLY
2. Discard all parts that fail the FPI criteria.
2-65. TAIL ROTOR HUB ASSEMBLY —
DESCRIPTION
3. Use a gauss meter to make sure that
magnetization of parts is less than 3 gauss anywhere
The tail rotor hub assembly consists of a stainless on the part. Otherwise, demagnetize the part
steel yoke, elastomeric flapping bearings, yoke pitch (BHT-ALL-SPM, Chapter 6).
change bearings, clamp ring, and weight support.
5 Clamp Ring X
6 Flapping Bearing X
7 Yoke X
2-66B. TAIL ROTOR HUB ASSEMBLY — 3. Do a FPI of the parts in accordance with
FLUORESCENT PENETRANT Table 2-6B and ASTM E1417 (BHT-ALL-SPM,
INSPECTION Chapter 6).
1. Before you perform the Fluorescent Penetrant 4. Following the performance of the FPI, clean, dry,
Inspection (FPI), make sure all parts are clean. preserve, and store the parts as necessary to prevent
Otherwise, refer to paragraph 2-33. contact or corrosion damage (BHT-206L4-MM-2,
Chapter 10).
2. Remove the primer and paint coats
(BHT-ALL-SPM, Chapter 4).
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
5. Remove bolt (9).
C-101 Corrosion Preventive
6. Remove washer(s) (10). If washers are Compound
serviceable, keep them.
C-104 Corrosion Preventive
Compound
7. Remove lockwire from bolts (1).
C-405 Lockwire
8. Remove bolts (1).
1. Install weight support (2, Figure 2-17) on clamp
9. Remove weight support (2). ring (5) of yoke (7).
Figure 2-17. Tail Rotor Hub Assembly and Weight Support — Disassembly/Assembly
2. Apply a coat of corrosion preventive compound than damage limits shown in Figure 2-42, replace the
(C-104) to the shanks of bolts (1). damaged clamp ring.
NOTE
1. If damage to clamp ring (5, Figure 2-17) is within
The head of bolt (9) must face the pitch the limits shown on Figure 2-42, repair damaged
horn when installed. clamp ring.
b. Install bolt (9) and washer(s) (10) with a 2-76. CLAMP RING — INSTALLATION
maximum of three washer(s) under the head of bolt.
2-74. CLAMP RING — INSPECTION 1. Examine yoke (7, Figure 2-17) for mechanical
and corrosion damage. If damage is larger than
1. Examine clamp ring (5, Figure 2-17) for damage limits shown in Figure 2-34, replace the
mechanical and corrosion damage. If damage is larger damaged yoke.
— Caliper 1
2-79. YOKE PITCH CHANGE BEARINGS —
INSPECTION — Surface Table
1. Examine the four yoke pitch change bearings for — Dial Indicator With
looseness in the yoke. If any one of the yoke pitch Vertical Mount
change bearings is loose, replace the loose
bearing(s). — Hand Arbor Press
3. Examine the yoke pitch change bearings for 2 Must be capable of measuring a load of
damage. The maximum permitted damage on the 200 ±2 pounds (889.64 ±0.57 N).
bearing bore is 0.002 inch (0.051 mm) for one fourth of Calibrated load cell and compatible meter
the bearing circumference (Figure 2-34). If one or can be procured through Omega at:
more of the yoke pitch change bearings has excessive
damage, replace the damaged bearing(s). Telephone: 1-800-622-2378
Fax: 1-800-848-4271
Telephone in Mexico: 001-203-359-7803
2-80. PITCH CHANGE BEARINGS — Product Information: www.omega.com
REPLACEMENT
NOTE
The following workaids can be locally
manufactured using the information given
T101529-27 Support
MATERIALS REQUIRED
T101529-29 Shim
NOTE:
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
2-84. PITCH CHANGE BEARINGS AXIAL —
PLAY CHECK Workaid No. 1 Support Sleeve
NOTE
NOTE
To minimize change in balance of the
Pitch change bearing axial wear may be
assembly, index mark all removed items so
checked with the yoke assembly installed,
they will be replaced in their original
and the hub and blade assembly retained
position. Taking care to mark all parts may
against the stop.
allow the operator to reinstall the assembly
on the helicopter without doing a static
a. Deflect blade tip by exerting a maximum of balance.
4.0 ounces (113.40 g) of pressure at the blade tip.
1. Remove the tail rotor hub and blade assembly
b. Measure blade tip displacement as follows: from the helicopter (paragraph 2-36).
(1) Place the hub and blade assembly in a 2. Remove tail rotor blades from the hub assembly
horizontal position. (paragraph 2-45).
(2) Place a straight edge up against the tail 3. Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM, Section 9 for bearing
boom and measure the total displacement observed. removal.
DIMENSION
LOCATION 1 LOCATION 2 LOCATION 3 LOCATION 4
INCH (MM)
A
(Yoke thickness)
B
(Bearing width)
C
((B - A)/2=C))
D
(See Figure 2-20)
E
(See Figure 2-20)
F
(D - E = F)
NOTES:
1. Dimension “G” (required shims) is to be rounded to the closest thousandth. Refer to the example given in
step 11.
2. If dimension “G” (required shims) is positive, the shims are to be installed on yoke side “B” (no data tags). If
dimension “G” (required shims) is negative, the shims are to be installed on yoke side “A” (with data tags).
4. Yoke side “A” is the side that has the data tags. Yoke side “B” is the side that has no data tags. Refer to
Figure 2-20.
DIMENSION
LOCATION 1 LOCATION 2 LOCATION 3 LOCATION 4
INCH (MM)
Location of shims Side “B” Side “A” None Required Side “B“
NOTES:
1. At location No. 1, 0.004 inch (0.102 mm) of shims are required. Since value “G” (shims required) is positive,
the shims will be installed on yoke side “B”. Yoke side “A” will be staked first.
2. At location No. 2, -0.002 inch (-0.051 mm) of shims are required. Since value “G” (shims required) is
negative, the shims will be installed on yoke side “A”. Yoke side “B” will be staked first.
3. At location No. 3, 0.0005 inch (0.013 mm) of shims would be required. Since value “G” is less than 0.001 inch
(0.025 mm) no shims are required. Either yoke side can be staked first.
4. At location No. 4, 0.002 inch (0.051 mm) of shims are required. Since value “G” (shims required) is positive,
the shims will be installed on yoke side “B”. Yoke side “A” will be staked first.
T101529-139 Spacer
NOTE
CAUTION
The bearing and sleeve staking is to be
done in two separate operations.
SLEEVE (3, FIGURE 2-22) AND BEARING
(2) ARE TO BE INSERTED BY HAND 5. For first bearing staking operation, refer to
P R E S S U R E O N L Y. F R E E D O M O F Figure 2-22 and proceed as follows:
MOVEMENT IS REQUIRED FOR
PROPER SLEEVE AND BEARING a. Ensure arbor of drill press is perpendicular
LOCATION. IF REQUIRED TO OBTAIN with drill press table. Set speed of drill press to 250 to
SLIP FIT, THE SLEEVE INSIDE 350 RPM.
DIAMETER AND OUTSIDE DIAMETER
MAY BE LIGHTLY POLISHED WITH 400
GRIT ABRASIVE PAPER (C-423) OR b. Install housing assembly (1) in drill press
CROCUS CLOTH (C-500). mandrel and place base assembly (6) on drill press
table.
1. Clean yoke assembly (4) bearing bores with
aliphatic naphtha (C-305) or MEK (C-309). c. Install required shims (7) as calculated and
noted in Table 2-7 between spacer (5) and base
assembly (6).
NOTE
The complete staking operation must be NOTE
completed within 8 hours prior to the primer
Make sure that yoke assembly (4) is
setting up.
installed with the correct side facing up as
determined in paragraph 2-86 and noted in
NOTE Table 2-7.
g. Remove base assembly (6, Figure 2-22) from setup and equipment can be used if desired
the drill press after the first operation of roll staking is provided that the intent of this check is met.
completed.
1. To ensure that no axial displacement and/or
6. For second bearing staking operation for opposite lateral looseness of bearing ball (9) outer race and/or
side of the bearing, refer to Figure 2-22 and proceed staked sleeve (8) exist, proof load bearing ball (9) to
as follows: 200 pounds (889.64 N), as follows:
NOTE CAUTION
Spacer (5) and shims (7) are not used for
the second staking operation.
MAKE SURE THE LOAD IS NOT APPLIED
ON BEARING BALL (9) OR ON STAKED
b. Position bearing (2) and yoke assembly (4) on
SLEEVE (8).
T101529-135 base assembly (8) with the non-staked
side of sleeve (3) facing up.
b. Without having dial indicator (1) installed,
apply 200 pounds (889.64 N) of load on bearing (9)
NOTE steel outer race.
Staking requires light pressure only. c. Repeat step b for the three other bearings.
c. Align bearing (2) bore with pilot of housing d. Turn yoke assembly (6) with side “B” (no data
assembly (1) and roll stake sleeve (3) in about tags) facing up and install dial indicator (1) as shown in
10-second increments. Figure 2-23. Do a zero on plate (4).
7. Repeat step 5 and step 6 for the three other MAKE SURE THE LOAD IS NOT APPLIED
bearings (2). ON BEARING BALL (9) OR ON STAKED
SLEEVE (8).
2-89. Bearing Proof Load Check After Staking
NOTE
Reapplying pressure on aluminum sleeve
SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED (8) may procure desired result. However,
replacement of aluminum sleeve may also
be required.
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
BEARING
NO. 1 NO. 2 NO. 3 NO. 4
LOCATION
Dimension “A”
Dimension “B”
NOTE:
Dimension “A” and dimension “B” must be within 0.010 inch (0.254 mm) with the yoke surface. If this 0.010 inch
(0.254 mm) maximum off center dimension is not respected an out of track condition of the tail rotor blades may
exist resulting in vibrations.
2-91. Pitch Change Bearing — Installation 2-93. FLAPPING BEARING SPLINED TRUNNION
— INSPECTION
1. Reassemble tail rotor hub and blades (paragraph
2-3). 1. Examine the splined union of the flapping bearing
for mechanical and corrosion damage. If the damage
2. Perform a static balance of the tail rotor hub and is larger than the damage limits as shown in
blade assembly (paragraph 2-5 and paragraph 2-6). Figure 2-27, replace the damaged flapping bearing.
3. Reinstall assembly on the helicopter (paragraph 2-94. FLAPPING BEARING SPLINED TRUNNION
2-37). — REPAIR
1. Install flapping bearing tool T101750-101 on b. Examine shims that have contacted other
flapping bearing, using workaid No. 1 and workaid shims, the trunnion, or the outer races of the flapping
No. 2. Refer to Figure 2-25 for workaid dimensions. bearing. Contact between the shims and other metal
parts of the flapping bearing will show as fretting or the
2. Put the yoke in position on an arbor press and elastomer will have worn away. If this condition exists,
remove flapping bearing as shown in Figure 2-26. replace the flapping bearing.
DIA. G E
B B
A
OUTER MEMBER
SHIMS C
ELASTOMER
D
F
ELASTOMER
D
0.2
FEELER GAUGE)
DAMAGE DEPTH
REPLACE
0.1
SERVICEABLE
407CRO_64_0013_c01+
REF INSPECTION
NO. CHARACTERISTIC LIMIT
LTR METHOD
15. E Spline over pin diameter Measure 1.1454 inch (29.0932 mm)
(pin diameter 0.054 inch maximum diameter.
(1.372 mm))
407_CRO_64_0014_c01+
NOTES
1. Damage reference areas:
A
2 Chafing will occur in areas where the elastomer is missing and will result in clean or fretted
surfaces on two adjacent shims, outer housing, or inner member.
3 No mechanical or corrosion damage permitted in this area.
4 If separation, cracks or tears are found on 360° on the two sides of the elastomer,
replace the flapping bearing.
5 A void is an area where the elastomer is missing and you can easily insert a 0.015 inch
(0.381 mm) thickness gauge without deflection of the flapping bearing. Replace the flapping
bearing if the void is equal to or more than the conditions that follow:
6 Elastomer sheeting or extrusion is elastomer that extends after the edge of the shim.
Measure the maximum extension and arc (in degrees) of the damaged area. Compare
the dimension to the elastomer sheeting/extrusion graph.
7 Only when flapping bearing 407-312-100-101 is used in conjunction with clamp ring
427-012-106-101, minimum length can be reduced to 3.650 inches (62.71 mm).
407CRO_64_0015_c01+
c. Examine the elastomer for separation or yoke and the outer race of the elastomer. Do not let
cracks. Some damage is acceptable if it does not the primer dry before installation. Make sure that the
affect the operation of the flapping bearing. Replace primer does not touch the elastomer.
flapping bearing if separations or cracks in the
elastomer exceed the limits shown in Figure 2-27. 3. Put the yoke in position on an arbor press and
install flapping bearing, as shown in Figure 2-28.
d. Examine the elastomer for sheeting of
extrusion between the shims. If any layer shows
2-97. TAIL ROTOR PITCH CHANGE
extrusion to more than 15° of circumference, replace
the flapping bearing. MECHANISM
2-96. FLAPPING BEARING — INSTALLATION 2-98. TAIL ROTOR PITCH CONTROL TUBE
MATERIALS REQUIRED
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications.
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications.
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
5. Apply cadmium plating solution (C-108) to the Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications.
repaired areas that were originally cadmium plated.
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE
1. Refer to installation of tail rotor pitch change 1. Put pitch link (23, Figure 1-3) between pitch
mechanism in Chapter 1, paragraph 1-9. horn assembly (24) and crosshead (21).
2. Install washer (8) and bolt (7) T that hold the 2. Examine driver plate (13) for cracks, corrosion,
pitch link (23) in pitch horn (24). Safety bolt with and other damage. Refer to Figure 2-43 for damage
lockwire (C-405). limits.
C-405 Lockwire
1. Remove bolts (15, Figure 1-3) and washers (14)
and move crosshead (21) far enough to expose the
machined area on tube assembly (2). 1. Put driver plate (13, Figure 1-3) with the recess
facing outboard on tube assembly (2).
1. Clean driver plate (13, Figure 1-3) with 3. Move crosshead (21) and sliding seal (22)
drycleaning solvent (C-304). Use a non-metallic bristle outboard until disengagement from output shaft (5,
brush on dirt that is difficult to remove. Figure 1-1).
2-112. Crosshead — Inspection and Repair 4. Install driver plate (13, Figure 1-3) (paragraph
2-109).
Refer to BHT-ALL-SPM for specifications. Make sure bolt head (11) is on the leading
side of the crosshead. The bolts must be
NUMBER NOMENCLATURE installed with the head in the direction of
rotation.
C-204 Epoxy Polyamide
Primer 5. Put pitch link (23) in the horn on crosshead (21).
Install bolt (11), washers (12), and nut (20) T . Safety
C-304 Drycleaning Solvent nut with cotter pin (19).
C-423 Abrasive Paper
2-114. TAIL ROTOR GEARBOX
1. Clean crosshead (21, Figure 1-3) with 2-115. TAIL ROTOR GEARBOX — REMOVAL
drycleaning solvent (C-304). Use a non-metallic bristle AND INSTALLATION
brush on dirt that is difficult to remove.
For the removal and installation of the tail rotor
2. Examine crosshead (21) for cracks, corrosion, gearbox, refer to the BHT-206L4-MM.
and other damage. Refer to Figure 2-35 for damage
limits. 2-116. TAIL ROTOR GEARBOX —
DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
3. Remove the damage that you can repair with 400
grit abrasive paper (C-423). For the disassembly, assembly, cleaning, inspecting,
and overhauling of the tail rotor gearbox assembly,
refer to the instructions provided in the
4. Apply a layer of epoxy polyamide primer (C-204) BHT-206L-CR&O, except for the output shaft damage
to the repaired areas that were painted. limits and the backlash check.
NOTES
206_SI_2054_0044
See Figure 2-36 inspection of support to determine if yoke flexure has yielded.
If support has yielded, remove yoke from service.
206_SI_2054_0079_c01
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
FORWARD FUSELAGE
— Inspect.
— Inspect.
3. Inspect tail rotor control tube bearing for binding or worn condition.
4. Inspect tail rotor lever, idler, and attached control rod for condition
and security.
7. Apply full left pedal. Check tail rotor pitch change tube for corrosion,
leakage condition, and security.
9. Remove fairing and inspect tail rotor pitch control mechanism and
gearbox for damage, excessive bearing wear, and security. Inspect boot
for deterioration and security.
10. Inspect tail rotor pitch change link spherical bearings for excessive
wear.
11. Inspect tail rotor pitch change bearings in tail rotor yoke for
excessive wear. Refer to Figure 2-34.
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
12. Inspect tail rotor hub and blade assembly for damage, cracks, and
wear.
15. Tail rotor flapping bearing, visually inspect (without disassembly) for
evidence of cracked shims, tears, elastomer separation, shims touching,
voids in elastomer or elastomer sheeting, or extrusion. Refer to
Figure 2-27 for allowable limits.
ELECTRICAL
— Electrical inspection.
SCHEDULED INSPECTIONS
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
GENERAL
ELECTRICAL
FACILITY: _________________
__________________________
TOTAL TIME:_________________________________________
SIGNATURE:_______________
__________________________
NOTES:
1 Torque check must be repeated every 10 to 25 hours until the torque is stabilized. After the torque has
stabilized, repeat the torque check every 300 flight hours (300-hour inspection).
2 Torque check must be repeated every 1 to 5 hours until torque is stabilized. After the torque has stabilized,
repeat the torque check every 300 flight hours (300-hour inspection).
2-124. DELETED
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
2. Inspect tail rotor output shaft for damage and wear, refer to
Figure 2-30 to Figure 2-33 for damage and wear limits.
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
NOTES:
2. For inspection and repair limits applicable to tail rotor hub, blade and
controls components, refer to paragraph 2-54 through paragraph 2-119
respectively.
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
— Inspect.
1. Inspect tail rotor hub and blade assembly for damage, cracks, and
wear.
— Inspect.
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
NOTE
This inspection must be accomplished after a hard landing.
Refer to the BHT-206L4-MM, Chapter 5.
HARD LANDING
— Inspect.
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
CAUTION
NOTE
Components removed from helicopter for evaluation following
a sudden stoppage/acceleration shall be evaluated as an
interrelated group. Removal records accompanying each
component shall cross-reference part and serial numbers of
other drive system components removed for evaluation.
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
NOTE
This inspection must be accomplished after main rotor
overspeed of 114% or greater.
— Inspect.
a. If one tail rotor blade of a pair has been damaged badly enough
that blade skins exhibit any delaminations or cracks or any bond plies
have separated, then both blades must be scrapped.
c. If any movement of the tip end or root end balance weights has
occurred, scrap the tail rotor blade.
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
NOTE
This inspection must be accomplished after engine overtorque
of 110 to 120%.
OVERTORQUE
— Inspect for engine overtorque – 110 to 120%.
DATA
INSPECTION TASK DESCRIPTION MECH INITIAL
REFERENCE
NOTE
This inspection must be accomplished after helicopter is
suspected of receiving a lightning strike.
LIGHTNING STRIKE
— Inspect.
2. Inspect tail rotor hub and blades. Scrap blades if indications of burns
or debonding are found. Remove tail rotor hub for overhaul. State
lightning strike as reason for removal.
3. Remove and scrap tail rotor pitch change links and crosshead
bearing. Inspect crosshead and control rod for indications of arcing.
Replace as necessary.
NOTE
WARNING Neither assignment of a time period for
overhaul of a component or failure to
assign a time period for overhaul of a
DO NOT EXCEED RETIREMENT LIFE component constitutes a warranty of any
FOR CRITICAL COMPONENTS. REFER kind. The only warranty applicable to
TO AIRWO RTHINESS LIMITAT IONS helicopter and any component is that
SCHEDULE ( B H T- 2 0 6 L 4 - M M - 1 , warranty included in the Purchase
CHAPTER 4). Agreement for the helicopter or component.
OVERHAUL INTERVAL
PART NUMBER 1 NOMENCLATURE
HOURS
NOTE:
1 The overhaul interval hours for part number listed applies to all successive dash numbers for that
component, unless otherwise specified.
FACILITY: R.I.N.:
W.O.: DATE:
SIGNATURE:
MECH. Q.A.
LOCATION DESCRIPTION
INITIAL INITIAL
Paragraph 2-33 3. Clean the parts of the tail rotor hub assembly.
Table 2-12 8. Examine all the parts to make sure the tail rotor hub
assembly has the correct configuration.
BHT-ALL-SPM, 9. Apply the primer and paint to the necessary parts.
Chapter 4
NOTES:
3 Replaced by 427-012-106-101.
4 Replaced by 406-012-105-101.
YOKE ASSEMBLY
NOMENCLATURE PART NUMBER
406-012-102
-107 -113
Yoke 406-012-102-103 X X
Sleeve 206-010-799-103 X
Sleeve 206-010-733-105 X
NOTE
Weight/moments given are for kit additions.
Customer is required to determine weight
and moment for items removed and/or
re-weigh helicopter after kit installation.
LONGITUDINAL *LATERAL
MOMENT inch-pounds kg × mm
----------------------
100
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Paragraph Page
Number Title Number
4 AN960JD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
1 AN960JD416L Washer
(NAS1149D0416J)
1 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14145L4 Nut
1 NAS6604D13 Bolt
1 NAS6604D20 Bolt
1 NAS6604H12 Bolt
2 120-032-16-8 Shim
6 AN960JD10L Washer
(NAS1149D0332J)
13 AN960JD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
1 AN960JD416L Washer
(NAS1149D0416J)
2 AN960JD516 Washer
(NAS1149D0563J)
2 AN960JD616L Washer
(NAS1149D0616J)
5 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14144L5 Nut
(RME9868-5)
1 MS14144L6 Nut
(RME9868-6)
5 MS21042L3 Nut
1 MS27039-1-12 Screw
1 NAS6603-5 Bolt
1 NAS6604D12 Bolt
1 NAS6604D15 Bolt
1 NAS6604D21 Bolt
1 NAS6604D23 Bolt
1 NAS6604D24 Bolt
2 NAS6604H4 Bolt
1 NAS6605D13 Bolt
1 NAS6606D38 Bolt
3 100-048-6-7 Pin
4 120-032-16-8 Shim
1 120-032-16-10 Shim
1 140-002-2 Washer
1 206-011-726-005 Bushing
4 206-011-750-103 Support
8 212-010-710-109 Weight
16 212-010-710-111 Weight
20 AN960-416 Washer
(NAS1149F0463P)
8 AN960-616 Washer
(NAS1149F0663P)
8 AN960-616L Washer
(NAS1149F0632P)
6 AN970-4 Washer
12 AN970-6 Washer
4 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
4 MS14144L6 Nut
(RME9868-6)
2 MS21042L4 Nut
4 MS21042L5 Nut
2 NAS6204-1 Bolt
4 NAS6204-29D Bolt
2 NAS6204-3 Bolt
2 NAS6204-5 Bolt
2 NAS6204-7 Bolt
2 NAS6204-9 Bolt
4 NAS6605-15 Bolt
4 NAS6605-16 Bolt
4 NAS6605-17 Bolt
2 NAS6606D30 Bolt
2 NAS6606D31 Bolt
2 NAS6606D32 Bolt
2 NAS6606D34 Bolt
4 NAS6606D36 Bolt
2 NAS6606D37 Bolt
4 NAS6606D38 Bolt
2 NAS6606D39 Bolt
8 140-007-25-22C4 Washer
1 406-012-104-103 Plate
1 406-012-110-101 Spacer
1 406-012-113-101 Nut
1 407-012-105-101 Crosshead
1 407-012-106-101 Support
4 AN3H7A Bolt
4 AN960-10L Washer
(NAS1149F0332P)
14 AN960-416 Washer
(NAS1149F0463P)
2 AN960-416L Washer
(NAS1149F0432P)
1 AN960-616L Washer
(NAS1149F0632P)
1 AN960-816 Washer
(NAS1149F0863P)
2 AN960PD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
6 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14145L6 Nut
1 MS14145L8 Nut
3 MS21042L4 Nut
1 MS24665-306 Pin
3 NAS1197-416 Washer
2 NAS577-4A Nut
(NAS577B4A)
2 NAS578-4B Retainer
2 NAS6604D14 Bolt
1 NAS6604D15 Bolt
1 NAS6604D21 Bolt
1 NAS6604D31 Bolt
1 NAS6604D32 Bolt
2 NAS6604H22 Bolt
2 NAS6604H3 Bolt
1 206-530-123-121 Doubler
1 206-530-123-125 Bracket
2 MS20426AD3-4 Rivet
4 MS20470AD4-4 Rivet
8 MS20470AD4-5 Rivet
1 MS21059L3 Nutplate
17 M7885/2-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9301B-4-02)
4 M7885/2-4-03 Rivet
(NAS9301B-4-03)
1 M7885/3-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9302B-4-02)
13 M7885/6-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-02)
38 M7885/6-4-03 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-03)
2 M7885/6-4-04 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-04)
5 NAS1097AD4-4 Rivet
1 206-040-949-101 Shaft
1 M83248/1-244 Packing
(AS3209-244)
1 206-075-798-101 Decal
1 206-075-799-101 Plate
1 25-0195-3269 Filter
1 206-575-200-115 Doubler
1 AN960JD716L Washer
(NAS1149D0716J)
1 MS35691-29 Nut
1 31-065-9E1 Decal
1 31-026-1353H12 Decal
1 31-026-527H12 Decal
4 MS35215-56 Screw
3 AN960JD10L Washer
(NAS1149D0332J)
4 AN960JD4L Washer
(NAS1149DN416J)
3 MS21042L3 Nut
2 MS21919WDG4 Clamp
6 MS25281-R9 Clamp
2 MS27039-1-06 Screw
1 MS27039-1-07 Screw
4 MS35206-215 Screw
2 MS35489-12 Grommet
1 MS9592-012 Bracket
1 20-036-24-20N Braid
1 130-045-30R-4-0-4 Sleeving
1 130-053-1-0-20 Sleeving
1 31-065-9B1J1 Decal
1 31-065-9TB1 Decal
1 D38999/20WB35SN Connector
1 ETC-A1A1204X Backshell
(ETC-A1A1204H)
1 MS25036-103 Terminal
1 MS25036-149 Terminal
1 MS3459W12S-3S Connector
AR M22759/41-12-9 Wire
(140-039-12)
AR M22759/41-22-9 Wire
(140-039-22)
1 M24308/2-4 Connector
(M24308/2-4F)
4 M39029/1-101 Contact
29 M39029/22-191 Contact
2 M39029/30-217 Contact
13 M39029/56-348 Contact
37 M39029/63-368 Contact
1 M85049/48-2-4F Backshell
AR M85485/12-22T2A Cable
(30-279-22-2)
10 030-01107-0000 Terminal
1 100-2020S Contact
(M39029/35-274)
1 130-053-4-0-48 Sleeving
AR 30-231-22D1 Cable
(30-286-22-1)
AR 30-231-22D2 Wire
(30-284-22-2)
4 MS35214-28 Screw
1
BHT-206-SI-2054 Service Instruction
NOTE:
1 The hub and blade assembly supplied in kit will be assembled and balanced. Parts within the hub and blade
assembly are for field reference only.
3-3. KIT INVENTORY (206-704-722-111) Some items of this kit may be shipped
pre-assembled. All modifications required
Part numbers in parentheses ( ) are alternate or for field installation of this kit will be
superseding part numbers. annotated with flagnotes.
NOTE
Common hardware packed with kit may
vary from that in following parts list.
4 AN960JD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
1 AN960JD416L Washer
(NAS1149D0416J)
1 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14145L4 Nut
1 NAS6604D13 Bolt
1 NAS6604D20 Bolt
1 NAS6604H12 Bolt
2 120-032-16-8 Shim
6 AN960JD10L Washer
(NAS1149D0332J)
13 AN960JD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
1 AN960JD416L Washer
(NAS1149D0416J)
2 AN960JD516 Washer
(NAS1149D0563J)
2 AN960JD616L Washer
(NAS1149D0616J)
5 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14144L5 Nut
(RME9868-5)
1 MS14144L6 Nut
(RME9868-6)
5 MS21042L3 Nut
1 MS27039-1-12 Screw
1 NAS6603-5 Bolt
1 NAS6604D12 Bolt
1 NAS6604D15 Bolt
1 NAS6604D21 Bolt
1 NAS6604D23 Bolt
1 NAS6604D24 Bolt
2 NAS6604H4 Bolt
1 NAS6605D13 Bolt
1 NAS6606D38 Bolt
3 100-048-6-7 Pin
4 120-032-16-8 Shim
1 120-032-16-10 Shim
1 140-002-2 Washer
1 206-011-726-005 Bushing
4 206-011-750-103 Support
8 212-010-710-109 Weight
16 212-010-710-111 Weight
20 AN960-416 Washer
(NAS1149F0463P)
8 AN960-616 Washer
(NAS1149F0663P)
8 AN960-616L Washer
(NAS1149F0632P)
6 AN970-4 Washer
12 AN970-6 Washer
4 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
4 MS14144L6 Nut
(RME9868-6)
2 MS21042L4 Nut
4 MS21042L5 Nut
2 NAS6204-1 Bolt
4 NAS6204-29D Bolt
2 NAS6204-3 Bolt
2 NAS6204-5 Bolt
2 NAS6204-7 Bolt
2 NAS6204-9 Bolt
4 NAS6605-15 Bolt
4 NAS6605-16 Bolt
4 NAS6605-17 Bolt
2 NAS6606D30 Bolt
2 NAS6606D31 Bolt
2 NAS6606D32 Bolt
2 NAS6606D34 Bolt
4 NAS6606D36 Bolt
2 NAS6606D37 Bolt
4 NAS6606D38 Bolt
2 NAS6606D39 Bolt
8 140-007-25-22C4 Washer
1 206-011-752-101 Support
1 406-012-104-103 Plate
1 406-012-110-101 Spacer
1 406-012-113-101 Nut
1 407-012-105-101 Crosshead
4 AN3H7A Bolt
4 AN960-10L Washer
(NAS1149F0332P)
14 AN960-416 Washer
(NAS1149F0463P)
2 AN960-416L Washer
(NAS1149F0432P)
1 AN960-616L Washer
(NAS1149F0632P)
1 AN960-816 Washer
(NAS1149F0863P)
2 AN960PD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
6 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14145L6 Nut
1 MS14145L8 Nut
3 MS21042L4 Nut
1 MS24665-306 Pin
3 NAS1197-416 Washer
2 NAS577-4A Nut
(NAS577B4A)
2 NAS578-4B Retainer
2 NAS6604D14 Bolt
1 NAS6604D15 Bolt
1 NAS6604D21 Bolt
1 NAS6604D31 Bolt
1 NAS6604D32 Bolt
2 NAS6604H22 Bolt
2 NAS6604H3 Bolt
1 206-530-123-121 Doubler
1 206-530-123-125 Bracket
2 MS20426AD3-4 Rivet
4 MS20470AD4-4 Rivet
8 MS20470AD4-5 Rivet
1 MS21059L3 Nutplate
17 M7885/2-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9301B-4-02)
4 M7885/2-4-03 Rivet
(NAS9301B-4-03)
1 M7885/3-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9302B-4-02)
13 M7885/6-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-02)
38 M7885/6-4-03 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-03)
2 M7885/6-4-04 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-04)
5 NAS1097AD4-4 Rivet
1 206-040-949-101 Shaft
1 M83248/1-244 Packing
(AS3209-244)
1 206-075-798-101 Decal
1 206-075-799-101 Plate
1 25-0195-3269 Filter
1 206-575-200-115 Doubler
1 AN960JD716L Washer
(NAS1149D0716J)
1 MS35691-29 Nut
1 31-065-9E1 Decal
1 31-026-1353H12 Decal
1 31-026-527H12 Decal
4 MS35215-56 Screw
3 AN960JD10L Washer
(NAS1149D0332J)
4 AN960JD4L Washer
(NAS1149DN416J)
3 MS21042L3 Nut
2 MS21919WDG4 Clamp
6 MS25281-R9 Clamp
2 MS27039-1-06 Screw
1 MS27039-1-07 Screw
4 MS35206-215 Screw
2 MS35489-12 Grommet
1 MS9592-012 Bracket
1 20-036-24-20N Braid
1 130-045-30R-4-0-4 Sleeving
1 130-053-1-0-20 Sleeving
1 31-065-9B1J1 Decal
1 31-065-9TB1 Decal
1 D38999/20WB35SN Connector
1 ETC-A1A1204X Backshell
(ETC-A1A1204H)
1 MS25036-103 Terminal
1 MS25036-149 Terminal
1 MS3459W12S-3S Connector
AR M22759/41-12-9 Wire
(140-039-12)
AR M22759/41-22-9 Wire
(140-039-22)
1 M24308/2-4 Connector
(M24308/2-4F)
4 M39029/1-101 Contact
29 M39029/22-191 Contact
2 M39029/30-217 Contact
13 M39029/56-348 Contact
37 M39029/63-368 Contact
1 M85049/48-2-4F Backshell
AR M85485/12-22T2A Cable
(30-279-22-2)
10 030-01107-0000 Terminal
1 100-2020S Contact
(M39029/35-274)
1 130-053-4-0-48 Sleeving
AR 30-231-22D1 Cable
(30-286-22-1)
AR 30-231-22D2 Wire
(30-284-22-2)
4 MS35214-28 Screw
NOTE:
1 The hub and blade assembly supplied in kit will be assembled and balanced. Parts within the hub and blade
assembly are for field reference only.
3-4. KIT INVENTORY (206-704-722-113) Some items of this kit may be shipped
pre-assembled. All modifications required
Part numbers in parentheses ( ) are alternate or for field installation of this kit will be
superseding part numbers. annotated with flagnotes.
NOTE
Common hardware packed with kit may
vary from that in following parts list.
1 206-020-110-117 Skid
AR TUBEBORIUM Tube
4 AN960JD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
1 AN960JD416L Washer
(NAS1149D0416J)
1 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14145L4 Nut
1 NAS6604D13 Bolt
1 NAS6604D20 Bolt
1 NAS6604H12 Bolt
2 120-032-16-8 Shim
6 AN960JD10L Washer
(NAS1149D0332J)
13 AN960JD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
1 AN960JD416L Washer
(NAS1149D0416J)
2 AN960JD516 Washer
(NAS1149D0563J)
2 AN960JD616L Washer
(NAS1149D0616J)
5 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14144L5 Nut
(RME9868-5)
1 MS14144L6 Nut
(RME9868-6)
5 MS21042L3 Nut
1 MS27039-1-12 Screw
1 NAS6603-5 Bolt
1 NAS6604D12 Bolt
1 NAS6604D15 Bolt
1 NAS6604D21 Bolt
1 NAS6604D23 Bolt
1 NAS6604D24 Bolt
2 NAS6604H4 Bolt
1 NAS6605D13 Bolt
1 NAS6606D38 Bolt
3 100-048-6-7 Pin
4 120-032-16-8 Shim
1 120-032-16-10 Shim
1 140-002-2 Washer
1 206-011-726-005 Bushing
4 206-011-750-103 Support
8 212-010-710-109 Weight
16 212-010-710-111 Weight
20 AN960-416 Washer
(NAS1149F0463P)
8 AN960-616 Washer
(NAS1149F0663P)
8 AN960-616L Washer
(NAS1149F0632P)
6 AN970-4 Washer
12 AN970-6 Washer
4 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
4 MS14144L6 Nut
(RME9868-6)
2 MS21042L4 Nut
4 MS21042L5 Nut
2 NAS6204-1 Bolt
4 NAS6204-29D Bolt
2 NAS6204-3 Bolt
2 NAS6204-5 Bolt
2 NAS6204-7 Bolt
2 NAS6204-9 Bolt
4 NAS6605-15 Bolt
4 NAS6605-16 Bolt
4 NAS6605-17 Bolt
2 NAS6606D30 Bolt
2 NAS6606D31 Bolt
2 NAS6606D32 Bolt
2 NAS6606D34 Bolt
4 NAS6606D36 Bolt
2 NAS6606D37 Bolt
4 NAS6606D38 Bolt
2 NAS6606D39 Bolt
8 140-007-25-22C4 Washer
1 206-011-752-101 Support
1 406-012-104-103 Plate
1 406-012-110-101 Spacer
1 406-012-113-101 Nut
1 407-012-105-101 Crosshead
4 AN3H7A Bolt
4 AN960-10L Washer
(NAS1149F0332P)
14 AN960-416 Washer
(NAS1149F0463P)
2 AN960-416L Washer
(NAS1149F0432P)
1 AN960-616L Washer
(NAS1149F0632P)
1 AN960-816 Washer
(NAS1149F0863P)
2 AN960PD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
6 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14145L6 Nut
1 MS14145L8 Nut
3 MS21042L4 Nut
1 MS24665-306 Pin
3 NAS1197-416 Washer
2 NAS577-4A Nut
(NAS577B4A)
2 NAS578-4B Retainer
2 NAS6604D14 Bolt
1 NAS6604D15 Bolt
1 NAS6604D21 Bolt
1 NAS6604D31 Bolt
1 NAS6604D32 Bolt
2 NAS6604H22 Bolt
2 NAS6604H3 Bolt
1 206-530-123-121 Doubler
1 206-530-123-125 Bracket
2 MS20426AD3-4 Rivet
4 MS20470AD4-4 Rivet
8 MS20470AD4-5 Rivet
1 MS21059L3 Nutplate
17 M7885/2-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9301B-4-02)
4 M7885/2-4-03 Rivet
(NAS9301B-4-03)
1 M7885/3-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9302B-4-02)
13 M7885/6-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-02)
38 M7885/6-4-03 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-03)
2 M7885/6-4-04 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-04)
5 NAS1097AD4-4 Rivet
1 206-040-949-101 Shaft
1 M83248/1-244 Packing
(AS3209-244)
1 206-075-798-101 Decal
1 206-075-799-101 Plate
1 25-0195-3269 Filter
1 206-575-200-115 Doubler
1 AN960JD716L Washer
(NAS1149D0716J)
1 MS35691-29 Nut
1 31-065-9E1 Decal
1 31-026-1353H12 Decal
1 31-026-527H12 Decal
4 MS35215-56 Screw
3 AN960JD10L Washer
(NAS1149D0332J)
4 AN960JD4L Washer
(NAS1149DN416J)
3 MS21042L3 Nut
2 MS21919WDG4 Clamp
6 MS25281-R9 Clamp
2 MS27039-1-06 Screw
1 MS27039-1-07 Screw
4 MS35206-215 Screw
2 MS35489-12 Grommet
1 MS9592-012 Bracket
1 20-036-24-20N Braid
1 130-045-30R-4-0-4 Sleeving
1 130-053-1-0-20 Sleeving
1 31-065-9B1J1 Decal
1 31-065-9TB1 Decal
1 D38999/20WB35SN Connector
1 ETC-A1A1204X Backshell
(ETC-A1A1204H)
1 MS25036-103 Terminal
1 MS25036-149 Terminal
1 MS3459W12S-3S Connector
AR M22759/41-12-9 Wire
(140-039-12)
AR M22759/41-22-9 Wire
(140-039-22)
1 M24308/2-4 Connector
(M24308/2-4F)
4 M39029/1-101 Contact
29 M39029/22-191 Contact
2 M39029/30-217 Contact
13 M39029/56-348 Contact
37 M39029/63-368 Contact
1 M85049/48-2-4F Backshell
AR M85485/12-22T2A Cable
(30-279-22-2)
10 030-01107-0000 Terminal
1 100-2020S Contact
(M39029/35-274)
1 130-053-4-0-48 Sleeving
AR 30-231-22D1 Cable
(30-286-22-1)
AR 30-231-22D2 Wire
(30-284-22-2)
4 MS35214-28 Screw
1 407-030-845-115 Weight
1 407-030-845-117 Weight
4 MS21042L08 Nut
2 MS27039-0833 Screw
2 MS27039-0834 Screw
2 MS27039-0836 Screw
4 NAS1149DN832J Washer
1 MS14145L4 Nut
2 NAS1149DO432K Washer
2 NAS6604D20 Bolt
NOTE:
1 The hub and blade assembly supplied in kit will be assembled and balanced. Parts within the hub and blade
assembly are for field reference only.
3-5. KIT INVENTORY (206-704-722-117) Some items of this kit may be shipped
pre-assembled. All modifications required
Part numbers in parentheses ( ) are alternate or for field installation of this kit will be
superseding part numbers. annotated with flagnotes.
NOTE
Common hardware packed with kit may
vary from that in following parts list.
1 206-020-110-117 Skid
AR TUBEBORIUM Tube
4 AN960JD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
1 AN960JD416L Washer
(NAS1149D0416J)
1 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14145L4 Nut
1 NAS6604D13 Bolt
1 NAS6604D20 Bolt
1 NAS6604H12 Bolt
2 120-032-16-8 Shim
6 AN960JD10L Washer
(NAS1149D0332J)
13 AN960JD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
1 AN960JD416L Washer
(NAS1149D0416J)
2 AN960JD516 Washer
(NAS1149D0563J)
2 AN960JD616L Washer
(NAS1149D0616J)
5 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14144L5 Nut
(RME9868-5)
1 MS14144L6 Nut
(RME9868-6)
5 MS21042L3 Nut
1 MS27039-1-12 Screw
1 NAS6603-5 Bolt
1 NAS6604D12 Bolt
1 NAS6604D15 Bolt
1 NAS6604D21 Bolt
1 NAS6604D23 Bolt
1 NAS6604D24 Bolt
2 NAS6604H4 Bolt
1 NAS6605D13 Bolt
1 NAS6606D38 Bolt
3 100-048-6-7 Pin
4 120-032-16-8 Shim
1 120-032-16-10 Shim
1 140-002-2 Washer
1 206-011-726-005 Bushing
4 206-011-750-103 Support
8 212-010-710-109 Weight
16 212-010-710-111 Weight
20 AN960-416 Washer
(NAS1149F0463P)
8 AN960-616 Washer
(NAS1149F0663P)
8 AN960-616L Washer
(NAS1149F0632P)
6 AN970-4 Washer
12 AN970-6 Washer
4 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
4 MS14144L6 Nut
(RME9868-6)
2 MS21042L4 Nut
4 MS21042L5 Nut
2 NAS6204-1 Bolt
4 NAS6204-29D Bolt
2 NAS6204-3 Bolt
2 NAS6204-5 Bolt
2 NAS6204-7 Bolt
2 NAS6204-9 Bolt
4 NAS6605-15 Bolt
4 NAS6605-16 Bolt
4 NAS6605-17 Bolt
2 NAS6606D30 Bolt
2 NAS6606D31 Bolt
2 NAS6606D32 Bolt
2 NAS6606D34 Bolt
4 NAS6606D36 Bolt
2 NAS6606D37 Bolt
4 NAS6606D38 Bolt
2 NAS6606D39 Bolt
8 140-007-25-22C4 Washer
1 406-012-104-103 Plate
1 406-012-110-101 Spacer
1 406-012-113-101 Nut
1 406-012-118-101 Tube Assembly
1 407-012-105-101 Crosshead
4 AN3H7A Bolt
4 AN960-10L Washer
(NAS1149F0332P)
14 AN960-416 Washer
(NAS1149F0463P)
2 AN960-416L Washer
(NAS1149F0432P)
1 AN960-616L Washer
(NAS1149F0632P)
1 AN960-816 Washer
(NAS1149F0863P)
2 AN960PD416 Washer
(NAS1149D0463J)
6 MS14144L4 Nut
(RME9868-4)
1 MS14145L6 Nut
1 MS14145L8 Nut
10 feet MS20995C32 Lockwire (C-405)
(3 m) (AS100028)
3 MS21042L4 Nut
1 MS24665-306 Pin
3 NAS1197-416 Washer
2 NAS577-4A Nut
(NAS577B4A)
2 NAS578-4B Retainer
2 NAS6604D14 Bolt
1 NAS6604D15 Bolt
1 NAS6604D21 Bolt
1 NAS6604D31 Bolt
1 NAS6604D32 Bolt
2 NAS6604H22 Bolt
2 NAS6604H3 Bolt
1 206-530-123-121 Doubler
1 206-530-123-125 Bracket
2 MS20426AD3-4 Rivet
4 MS20470AD4-4 Rivet
8 MS20470AD4-5 Rivet
1 MS21059L3 Nutplate
17 M7885/2-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9301B-4-02)
4 M7885/2-4-03 Rivet
(NAS9301B-4-03)
1 M7885/3-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9302B-4-02)
13 M7885/6-4-02 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-02)
38 M7885/6-4-03 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-03)
2 M7885/6-4-04 Rivet
(NAS9304B-4-04)
5 NAS1097AD4-4 Rivet
1 206-040-949-101 Shaft
1 M83248/1-244 Packing
(AS3209-244)
1 206-075-798-101 Decal
1 206-075-799-101 Plate
1 25-0195-3269 Filter
1 206-575-200-115 Doubler
1 AN960JD716L Washer
(NAS1149D0716J)
1 MS35691-29 Nut
1 31-065-9E1 Decal
1 31-026-1353H12 Decal
1 31-026-527H12 Decal
4 MS35215-56 Screw
3 AN960JD10L Washer
(NAS1149D0332J)
4 AN960JD4L Washer
(NAS1149DN416J)
3 MS21042L3 Nut
2 MS21919WDG4 Clamp
6 MS25281-R9 Clamp
2 MS27039-1-06 Screw
1 MS27039-1-07 Screw
4 MS35206-215 Screw
2 MS35489-12 Grommet
1 MS9592-012 Bracket
1 20-036-24-20N Braid
1 130-045-30R-4-0-4 Sleeving
1 130-053-1-0-20 Sleeving
1 31-065-9B1J1 Decal
1 31-065-9TB1 Decal
1 D38999/20WB35SN Connector
1 ETC-A1A1204X Backshell
(ETC-A1A1204H)
1 MS25036-103 Terminal
1 MS25036-149 Terminal
1 MS3459W12S-3S Connector
AR M22759/41-12-9 Wire
(140-039-12)
AR M22759/41-22-9 Wire
(140-039-22)
1 M24308/2-4 Connector
(M24308/2-4F)
4 M39029/1-101 Contact
29 M39029/22-191 Contact
2 M39029/30-217 Contact
13 M39029/56-348 Contact
37 M39029/63-368 Contact
1 M85049/48-2-4F Backshell
AR M85485/12-22T2A Cable
(30-279-22-2)
10 030-01107-0000 Terminal
1 100-2020S Contact
(M39029/35-274)
1 130-053-4-0-48 Sleeving
AR 30-231-22D1 Cable
(30-286-22-1)
AR 30-231-22D2 Wire
(30-284-22-2)
4 MS35214-28 Screw
1 407-030-845-115 Weight
1 407-030-845-117 Weight
4 MS21042L08 Nut
2 MS27039-0833 Screw
2 MS27039-0834 Screw
2 MS27039-0836 Screw
4 NAS1149DN832J Washer
1 MS14145L4 Nut
2 NAS1149DO432K Washer
2 NAS6604D20 Bolt
NOTE:
1 The hub and blade assembly supplied in kit will be assembled and balanced. Parts within the hub and blade
assembly are for field reference only.