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I just purchased a used standard and noticed there is a little play where the wheel asembly goes up into the bottom of the pod. Can anyone tell me what the problem may be and how to repair it

John, I was going to inquire if you were available and willing to do a builder assist on an X-air Standard project, at your shop?Thanks,Bob Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Hi John, Can I call you at 843-240-8450?Thanks,Bob Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Whatcha need Bob?

Does anyone know if John, from South Carolina Ultralights and Sport Planes is still an active dealer?I have seen him post recently, ?but went to contact his website, about a builder assist program,

sure, whats the problem ? mcapon2@... [X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft] wrote on 16/07/2016 11:03 AM: -- With regards, Michael Coates Company Director X-Air Australia Gold Coast, Australia. AU

I have a guy who is very good at building plane's. He has built several. However he is having issues with the fuselage piece for my Haunaman not fitting correctly. Is there anyone here i can give his

Sorry Mark, but Randkar in France is the only source I an aware of. I had some parts from a crash several years ago but could not locate the canopy which means it must have been damaged and discarded.

So I guess this means you know where in North America that we can buy parts for x-air anymore

Xair France still carries parts however im sure it would cost a fortune to ship to Canada. "Smart enough to fly crazy enough to love it"

Mark, if you haven't found one yet let me know as I may have a used one, John

Very sorry to hear that ! Most frustrating! Geoff Gartshore

I was transporting my Haunaman on my flat bed and when I arrived the top canopy was gone! "Smart enough to fly crazy enough to love it"

Why? What has happened ? Geoff Gartshore

So where do we go now to get parts for the Hanuman

Sorry for not getting back to you Darren not been down to hangar as weather been pants in the hills so not been flying I will check next time I am down as I have the full brake setup down there wheels

I took a pair of my brake shoes to a motorcycle repair shop and matched them in a catalog. The new shoes were in over night and cost about $20 (Australian) per pair. No way I could have had the old

By measuring... Aziz Musa upperglass747@... [X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft] wrote on 6/06/2016 9:41 AM:

How do you know which one you need. Thanks.

As mentioned already there are 3 different brake sizes based on 2 different wheels used through production of the plane..... Darren Beaumont dkb75@... [X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft]