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  1. SB-269 Stinson Installation of 180hp Franklin Engine 6A335-B1

    Procedure for Installation of 180hp Franklin 6A335-B1 engine in lieu of original Franklin 6A4-165-B3.
  2. SB-254 Stinson Inspection of Stabilizer Leading Edge Attachment

    Inspection to determine if fatigue cracks have developed in the fitting that attaches the horizontal stabilizer to the fin.
  3. SB-257 Stinson Elevator Trim Tab Horn

    The following repair procedure is recommended for those aircraft on which the hole in the elevator tab control horn has elongated.
  4. SB-258 Stinson Repair or Reinforcement of Rudder Skins at Tab Hinge

    Inspection of rudder skins at points immediately adjacent to the upper and lower ends of the rudder tab hinge for cracks.
  5. SB-260 Stinson Misalignment of Two Forward Rudder Cable Pulleys

    Inspection procedure for determining if rudder cables have frayed due to misalignment of the pulley brackets located on the fuselage structure.
  6. SB-264 Stinson 108-3901001 Float Fitting Kit

    Parts list for Stinson 108-3901001 Float Fitting Kit.
  7. SB-266 Stinson Broken Core Strands in Rudder Cables

    How to determine whether or not the core strands of the rudder cables are broken.
  8. SB-259 Stinson Relocation of Battery Vent Tube

    Relocating the battery vent tube to prevent the acid vapors from attacking the paint on the landing gear fairing.
  9. SB-262 Stinson Adjustment of Aeromatic Propeller Model F200/00-76B to Limit RPM

    Covers modifications on the Aeromatic F200/00-76B propeller to reduce exposure to a condition that causes fatigue stress.
  10. SB-263 Stinson Installation of Jettison Doors

    It has come to our attention that 108 series aircraft certified in the "Utility" and "Aerobatic" category do not conform to the pertinent C.A.R. Regulations due to lack of exits which will permit all occupants to bail out quickly with a parachute.