Updated Articles

  1. SB-124 Piper PA-22 Landing Gear Reinforcement

    Modification and reinforcement of landing gear to prevent cracks in the leading edge of the streamlined tube where it joins the inboard end of the axle.
  2. SB-122 Piper Fuel Grade Specification for Lycoming O-290-D2 Engines

    Correction to the fuel grade specification in flight manuals and fuel tank placards for the Lycoming O-290-D2 engines.
  3. SB-121 Piper PA-18/PA-20/PA-22 Oil Radiator Lines

    Misalignment of the oil radiator lines on the Lycoming 0-290-D2 135 horsepower engines at the point where they pass through the rear engine baffle.
  4. SB-120 Piper J-3/PA-11 Replacement of Front and Rear Lift Strut Forks and Barrels

    Failures of lift struts caused by abuse, failure to replace lift struts after ground accidents, and the use of damaged parts from scrapped airplanes as service replacement parts.
  5. 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.
  6. SB-118 Piper Battery Box Lid Modification

    Modifying the battery box lid to eliminate the possibility of "shorting" the battery terminal wing nuts.
  7. SB-117B Piper PA-20/PA-22 Chafing of Master Switch Wires

    Immediate inspection of clearance between the aileron cable and the master switch wires (from the master switch to the ammeter).
  8. SB-116 Piper PA-20/PA-22 Battery Box Lid

    Instructions for inspecting the battery box lid for proper clearance between the lid and the battery terminals.
  9. SB-113 Piper PA-11 Weight and Balance

    The weight and balance forms which were issued with all Model PA-11-90 airplanes, prior to serial number 11-993, are not correct in so far as loading and C. G. limits specified are concerned.
  10. SB-112B Piper J-3 Thru PA-17 Service Inspection Notes

    These inspection notes are issued as a recommended check list to assist owners, operators, and maintenance personnel in keeping their Piper airplanes in an airworthy condition.