
Grease your landings with our shock absorbing nose wheel forks
Suspension Details:
4130 Chromoly Steel
TIG Welded construction
Powder coated
AN/Grade 8 hardware
Oillite bronze bushings

Suspension Details:
4130 Chromoly Steel
TIG Welded construction
Powder coated
AN/Grade 8 hardware
Oillite bronze bushings
At Greased Landings, we are dedicated to providing high-quality components for the experimental community. Our goal is to innovate ensuring efficiency, safety and cost effectiveness for our clients using CNC machined parts where possible to ensure accuracy and repeatability.
Greased Landings shock absorbing nosewheel assemblies have been installed on Challenger I, II, Excalibur and Quicksilver GT 500 aircraft to date. Contact us for your application.
Our systems are made to order.
These components are for Experimental use only! By purchasing, the buyer assumes all liability.

The Greased Landings GL5 Nosewheel Fork accepts a 11x4.00-5 wheel / tire assembly.
Tire clearances above are measure from the od of the 3/8 axle bolt
(Axle bolt is not included)

The Greased Landings GL6 Nosewheel Fork accepts the larger 5.00-5 wheel / tire assembly with an overall radius of 6.5 inches
Tire clearances above are measure from the od of the 3/8 axle bolt
(Axle bolt is not included)
Only partial assembly shown above for illustrative purposes





Our standard nosewheel forks fit 4 and 5 inch wheels.
Other sizes available upon request
You may need to add spacers on your 3/8 axle bolt. 3/8" washers work fine
Unlike the standard Challenger, Excalibur and Titan Tornado nosewheels, the Greased Landing nosewheel is serviceable.
Replacement parts are available in the unlikely event you damage it.
In order to ensure your tire will fit inside our nosewheel assembly it is best if we know the width and diameter of your TIRE.
Shown to the right are all 5 inch wheels.....
Can you guess which one wont fit?
Our shock absorbing nose gear weighs approximately 4.5 lbs




E-mail for custom configurations

If you have had a hard nosewheel landing, bent your factory or other nosewheel, it is critical that you inspect all of the nosewheel mount and steering components including the rivets ( top and bottom ) that attach the cross tube to the longerons. This should be part of your regular preflight procedure. The nosewheel
Installation will require drilling and possible shortening of the mounting tube. Spacers (3/8 washers) may be used to slightly widen the forks for proper fit. You must ensure that the mounting does not interfere with, damage or affect the ground or in air handling of the aircraft! Make sure the mounting stem does not
Greased Landings nosewheel assemblies are serviceable. In the unlikely event they are damaged, bent or worn, forks springs and bearings are replaceable.
NH14 is the FAA identifier for Parker International, a privately owned heliport located in Greenfield, New Hampshire. It is situated 3 miles south of Greenfield. The heliport features a 1065 ft elevation, a 48 x 48 ft grass landing area, and is designated for VFR (Visual Flight Rules) only. Fuel is not available at this location
E-mail us for ordering details
81 Gould Hill Rd, Greenfield, NH, USA
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