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#2
03-03-23, 03:29 PM
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There are posts here showing how to rebuild it yourself for 75 cents. Shows how it comes apart, etc.
here's one, there are others: http://www.337skymaster.com/messages...ghlight=swivel Use the search function. 
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#3
03-13-23, 06:22 PM
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Rebuilt my left one last year, put between two pieces of aluminum in vice, remove internal circlip, remove roll pins, take apart, replace oring, reassemble.
Dan
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#4
04-14-23, 01:49 PM
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My brake line swivel has seen better days. Someone previously beat the crap out of it and it is no longer serviceable or repairable. I found a replacement part which is a Phoenix C6-4-6. Cost about $10 plus shipping. Using FAR 43.13 to install. Far better replacement part than the original. Early serial number Skymasters had no brake swivels. I don't know the history on the swivel but I assume it was an improvement done by Service Bulletin in the early days. Then incorporated into later production airplane.
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#6
04-15-23, 08:51 AM
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Does that fitting rotate in any direction like the original fitting?
Dan
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04-15-23, 12:46 PM
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#8
04-15-23, 04:22 PM
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It appears that the fitting is rigid when you tighten it up, if so that is entirely different than the ones in the P models
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