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My apologies...I know this info is in the archives somewhere, but I do not show a Search option on the page. I have a 1973 7ECA which had the new wings/struts put on in 2000. I have an opportunity (?) to upgrade to 150 hp (3 cracked cylinders on the 0-235...GULP). I found the service bulletin...

We base our Citabria in a shade hangar, so we're pushing and pulling it in and out on turf and gravel. I can barely do it by myself, even with an unpowered taildragger-dragger, and my wife is unable to (we're both pilots). We'd like to find a powered unit to do the pushing and pulling for us...

We have a 71 ECA with heel brakes. The left brake got soft last fall so, suspecting a lack of fluid, and taking the lazy man's way out, I disconnected the line at the top of the master cylinder just behind the brake pedal, and filled it up. It worked thru the rest of the fall and what little...

Thanks to an ancient headset, my g/f and I transmitted our Citabria (there, on topic :-) cockpit conversation to the world for an hour the other day. Needless to say, I'm looking for something different (headset not g/f). Has anyone used the Marv Golden Golden Eagle ANR headset...

I ordered from ACA and received last week the bracket pieces that will hold the left window up under the wing. I checked the wing drawings that came with the ACA retro-wings when they were put on, but don't find anything that shows me how this goes together. I would surely appreciate it if...

I have a '71 ECA with 2000 ACA wings on it. I'd like to allow the left front window to fully open. I understand there are some differences between the different years of aircraft regarding a bracket or some such that can be attached to hold the window open on the ground. Could Jerry or...

Is information available anywhere on the web or in print regarding ACA pricing for replacement parts for Citabrias? Seems counter-productive to bother the folks at the factory about pricing for a weather seal for the left window (just for an example). Jerry....any input? Thanks! Jim