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  1. SB-43 Piper J-3/J-5 Stabilizer Link Tube and Rear Support Bearing Bracket

    Reports of binding in the stabilizer rear support bearing and, as the link tube at the adjustment yoke is of similar construction, there is a possibility that the same difficulty may occur there.
  2. AD 50-41-01 Elevator Horn Bolt

    Reports of interference between the elevator horn bolt and the fin cover plate apparently caused by improper field installation of the cover plate through bolt.
  3. VSP-100 Piper Defective Diagrams in Master Cylinder

    Information on replacing an existing diaphragm suspected to be defective in master brake cylinders installed in listed Piper aircraft models.
  4. SB-92 Piper PA-12 Muffler Tailpipe Brace

    Installing an additional tailpipe brace to eliminate possible cracking of the muffler around the tailpipe outlet.
  5. SL-183A Piper PA-18 Tail Wire Clevis Fittings

    Modifying applicable aircraft to incorporate the new heavier type clevises currently used in the PA-18 "125" airplanes.
  6. SL-145 Piper PA-20 Auxiliary Fuel Line

    There is now available a kit number 752-186 to install the auxiliary fuel line in the Piper Pacer "115", "125" and "135".
  7. SB-119 Piper PA-22 Freezing of Nose Wheels

    Solution to water freezing in the oleo housing, which causes the nose wheel to become inoperative in regards to directional steering both on the ground and in the air.
  8. SL-138 Piper PA-20 Rudder Pedal Tube Attachment

    It is recommended that a #6 x 3/8" Parker Screw be installed in the rudder pedal tube clamp of the right hand rudder pedals to eliminate the possible rotation of the rudder pedal cross tube on the torque tube arm.
  9. SB-148A Piper PA-18/PA-22 Fuel Tank Caps

    A recent design change to the fuel tank caps has created a possible hazard to the venting system and it is therefore requested that the caps be reworked in the following manner.
  10. SM-11 Ercoupe Engine Oil Breather Hose Connection

    A synthetic liner used as a hose connection in the Engine Oil Breather System has been found to separate from the hose structure, interfering with proper engine ventilation and leading to oil leaks.