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EZ FLAP FAA/PMA FLAP HANDLE EXTENSION
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Description | Part Number | Price | Buy | Sub-Total |
EZ FLAP HANDLE EXTENSION ORIGINAL STYLE | 13-06946 | $499.00 | ||
EZ FLAP HANDLE EXTENSION STYLE 18 | 13-07438 | $499.00 | ||
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EZ Flap is the big performance & safety upgrade for manual flap aircraft. Now you can sit upright while using the flaps, and stay focused on takeoff/landing, terrain, traffic, and instruments. No more bending over, no more lost visibility. EZ Flap finally allows the safe use of advanced & expert STOL flap techniques for MAX performance! Regardless of “inertia reels”, fixed harness, or no shoulder harness at all… you are guaranteed to have faster, better, and more precise control of your flaps. Mounts to OEM flap handle with no disassembly in 30 minutes. Proudly made in the USA. FAA approved on 95% of all US manual flap aircraft. |

- More Performance - More Safety - More Control - More Visibility
- No Distractions During Takeoff & Landing
- Sit Upright - eyes out of the cockpit - face out of the panel
- No more bending forward and down for the flap handle
- FAA Approved on all 4 Seat: Cessna - Piper - Maule - Stinson - Beechcraft With Manual Flaps
- Install Manual (PDF)

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Big safety improvement in our plane's operation. After a year's use I can say that this EZ Flap Handle Extension works great in our 1957 Cessna 172 (tailwheel conversion), with fixed shoulder straps. Previously, with shoulder harness engaged, the flap handle was not reachable without releasing strap tension. With the handle extension, 10 and 20 degrees of flaps come right to hand. Additional flap deployment of 30 and 40 degrees is accomplished by grasping the flap handle's original grip. No more messing with the shoulder harness when I want flaps now. Solid construction, effortless use. |
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make sure you order the appropriate spacer when you order the kit |
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Completely agree with Mathew L, not having inertia belts meant having the seat belts very loose, and reaching down your head was below the panel. This spoilt your perspective of the approach. worth every cent. |
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Installed in my 175 in less than 10 minutes. Now, I can wear the shoulder restrains. The flap handle is close enough that I dont bend down and loose sight of the final. Worth every dime. |

Regarding the EZ Flap: How do you push the button to release the flaps with this device installed?
The short answer is that there is a trigger on the EZ Flap which the pilot pulls with their finger, right underneath the grip, that "pushes the button" on the aircraft flap system. Note, the "Trigger" is a remote release using a "Bowden Cable". mechanism.
After installation of the EZ flap extension handle, do I require sign-off by AME (Canadian Aircraft)?
Yes, the EZ Flap will require the same AME signoff as for any approved STC modification. The product is fully STC-PMA approved in the US, and this approval is accepted without difficulty in Canada for a US-built aircraft (Cessna, Piper, Maule , Stinson, Beech). Because the EZ Flap is very simple and risk-free to install, the overwhelming majority of government inspectors (IA in the US, AME in Canada) will allow the owner to do most or all of the installation work and simply inspect it and sign it off afterwards. The entire installation manual is available for free download in the 'Documents' tab on this web page.
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