Posted by Dick2 on September 08, 2012 at 01:22:46 from (174.19.205.113):
In Reply to: Question on DC4 posted by Dale in nw wa. on September 07, 2012 at 20:39:24:
Don't know what the question is, but the DC4 had cast wheels to add weight to the front end. It has a short wheelbase, so the weight is needed to keep the front end on the ground.
We had the rods bearings go out on out DC4 too, but it was because of a bad barrel of oil from Standard oil company. The oil had some kind of fiber floating in it that plugged the oil screen. Standard oil denied any responsiblity for it, so we dropped Standard Oil and haven't given them any business in the last 55 years.
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