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  1. AD 67-03-02 Fuel Shutoff Valve Bracket

    Until the lower bracket supporting the fuel shutoff valve is modified in accordance with Champion Service Letter No. 73, acrobatic maneuvers in aircraft of these models may not be performed.
  2. AD 2002-16-04 Failure of Fuel Line Fittings or Gascolator

    Prevent failure of the fuel line fittings or the gascolator due to the current airplane design configuration. Such failure could result in a lack of fuel to the engine with consequent loss of control of the airplane.
  3. Converting Piper J-3 Shock Struts to Hydrasorb Struts

    "Converting Piper J-3 Shock Struts to Hydrasorb Struts" by Gary Burkett Cookson, excerpted from Cub Clues #139 March/April 2007.
  4. SB-161A Piper Fire Hazard

    To preclude the possibility of in-flight fires, the following inspection and rework is necessary to eliminate combustible material and possible ignition sources from the area aft of the firewall underneath the forward cabin floor.
  5. Cessna 172 Spinner Applications

    Cessna 172 spinner installations for fixed pitch propeller installations only.
  6. Aeromatic 220 Service Manual

    Copy of the Aeromatic Model 220 Variable Pitch Propeller Service Manual.
  7. SB-485 Piper PA-18 Rerouting of Rudder Control Cables

    Instructions and material to reroute the rudder control cables to prevent cable contact with the adjacent fuselage frame tubes.
  8. Lasher's Propeller Applications

    This 36 page handbook provides a complete handy reference for 1,060 propellers and their approved airplane and engine installation applicable to private and business airplanes up to 265 horse power. Published August 1960.
  9. Ercoupe Production History

    This 101 page document contains the production history of Ercoupe 415-C thru 415-G airplanes, listed by serial number.
  10. Piper Lift Strut Fork - Maximum Extension

    Typical and maximum number of exposed strut threads as permitted for rigging on Piper aircraft.