Carl Goldberg GPMA0955 EAGLE 2 - Manual (Page 37)

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OPTIONAL FLOAT INSTALLATION
OPTIONAL TAIL WHEEL INSTALLATION
(Materials not included)
TAILDRAGGER. Tail draggers are especially well suited for flying
from rough or unimproved runways (use the next size larger wheels).
Tail draggers are not recommended for beginning flyers because they
are a little more difficult to handle than nose wheel airplanes. You can
easily change your Eagle to a tail-dragger later on.
Klett .40/.60 Landing Gear (CG#256)
Tail Wheel Bracket (CG#460)
#4 Blindnuts (CG #571)
No. 4 x 1/2" Socket Head Screws (CG #504)
3/4" diameter tailwheel
1/16" dia. x 6" wire (for strut)
FLOATS make any large pond or lake your runway. Water flying adds a
new dimension to your flying fun. CG Super Floats are recommended
because they are easy to build and perform well. Floats can be added
at a later time with little modification to your model.
Superfloats(CG#296)
Two 5/32" dia. x 36" wires (for struts)
Finishing materials (see float instructions)
CG "SUPER FLOATS." A complete kit, easily adapted to fit the
Eagle, Includes information on construction, installation, and flying
techniques.
We show a fixed tailwheel. A steerable tail wheel isn't need-
ed; a blast of propwash will easily rudder your Eagle for
ground taxi.
MOUNT LANDING GEAR DIRECTLY
UNDER WING LEADING EDGE