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Maule Tw-7 Bearing 3/4 Id

$45.75/Each
Part# TW-7
MFR Model# TW-7
Fig. No.DescriptionStyleQty Req.Part No.
15Oilite BearingOld1TW-7

Overview

Old Style (Pre 1976) has 3/4" Fork Shaft (SFS-P8 Pneumatic or SFS Solid Rubber) & New Style (Post 1976) has 7/8" Fork Shaft (SFS-P8A Pneumatic and SFSA Solid Rubber)
   
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Reviews

Fitted perfectly. Removed old and installed bearing with light to moderate pressure from and arbor press. It took all the slop out of the TW.

Larry P Verified Purchase

Maule Tw-7 Bearing 3/4 Id

October 1, 2024

shinny news and nicely fits... not too loose, not too tight

Steve E
October 11, 2019

Its astonishing how such a small, inexpensive part as the Maule tail wheel locking spring--a coil about an inch long and less than 1/4 inch in diameter--can affect the performance of an airplane! Aircraft Spruce sent it by first class mail (as I requested) and it arrived in a couple of days. Fits perfectly and easy to install.

Donald M
March 29, 2019

I ordered the Maule TW-15A steering arm subassembly. When it arrived, the locking ring had not been machined completely. The lock pin holes were absent and the through hole was undersize. Aircraft spruce was very prompt about helping me diagnose the problem. They sent a replacement immediately and provided a will call tag to return the nonconforming part. I would rate their customer service as top notch.

Chris M
December 15, 2018

Exact fit, went on with no issues. Aircraft Spruce shipped quickly, very adequate package, good price.

Joe M
November 8, 2018

Steven D
January 11, 2018

I purchased the hub cap, PN TW-32, Item No. 18 and the screws for the hub cap, PN TW-A18, Item No. 17. The hub cap seems to be of high quality, however, I was slightly annoyed to see that it came with three of those No. 17 screws in the package, so I didnt need to buy them in addition.

Joseph D
October 22, 2017

Q&A

Please note, Aircraft Spruce's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.

Q: I need items 15&26 on the picture for my Pitts S2B 1986. Which one is correct now as it is solid wheel?

#15 would be TW-59A and #26 would be TW-58A-1 for a Pneumatic wheel or TW-21-1 for solid rubber.