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I don't mean to sound silly, but this is one of the reason I keep StrutWipe going. I just like helping people.
Hi Mark,
I don’t usually answer those “…how did my product work for you?” requests that I’m always getting from Amazon providers and others but, even though you didn’t ask, I wanted to let you know anyway.
My landings with my 1966 Cherokee PA140 that I purchased 2 years ago have been troubled. When I bought it, it had mostly sat in a hanger for many years. Granted, it was being maintained and annuals completed and probably flown a few times over about 13 years by an excellent A&P/AI. His partner did most of the flying as the larger share was his. As near as I can figure it amounted to about 25 hours. So the shocks could have used a little more exercise.
In getting used to my new bird, I discovered that the landings were very inconsistent, mostly because the shocks weren’t holding air and even when filled the left would hang up on a spot that would cause it to drop suddenly even on ground turns. It became dangerous! I had them completely serviced but the hang ups continued. After using StrutWipe, for whatever reason, the hang ups went away. For the first time, my landings became, I have to say, pretty darned good. I was giving thought to selling but now there is no way I’ll part with it. Thank you!!
With those results, I thought I’d try it on my mountain bike shocks and dropper seat post. Smooth as glass. I’m next going to try these wipes on the stanchions of the levelers on my RV. I’m not altogether sure that the manufactures of these products would recommend their use but as long as I continue to get the kind of results that I’ve gotten so far, I don’t really care. Something you might consider looking into.
Thank you for a wonderful product!
Keep up the good work.
Hi Mark,
I don’t usually answer those “…how did my product work for you?” requests that I’m always getting from Amazon providers and others but, even though you didn’t ask, I wanted to let you know anyway.
My landings with my 1966 Cherokee PA140 that I purchased 2 years ago have been troubled. When I bought it, it had mostly sat in a hanger for many years. Granted, it was being maintained and annuals completed and probably flown a few times over about 13 years by an excellent A&P/AI. His partner did most of the flying as the larger share was his. As near as I can figure it amounted to about 25 hours. So the shocks could have used a little more exercise.
In getting used to my new bird, I discovered that the landings were very inconsistent, mostly because the shocks weren’t holding air and even when filled the left would hang up on a spot that would cause it to drop suddenly even on ground turns. It became dangerous! I had them completely serviced but the hang ups continued. After using StrutWipe, for whatever reason, the hang ups went away. For the first time, my landings became, I have to say, pretty darned good. I was giving thought to selling but now there is no way I’ll part with it. Thank you!!
With those results, I thought I’d try it on my mountain bike shocks and dropper seat post. Smooth as glass. I’m next going to try these wipes on the stanchions of the levelers on my RV. I’m not altogether sure that the manufactures of these products would recommend their use but as long as I continue to get the kind of results that I’ve gotten so far, I don’t really care. Something you might consider looking into.
Thank you for a wonderful product!
Keep up the good work.
