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Post subject: Re: 250kts for $235K - MU2 F Model Posted: 21 Aug 2024, 22:53 |
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Joined: 02/24/14 Posts: 242 Post Likes: +248 Location: Ponoka AB
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Username Protected wrote: Great to read about your flying, sorry to hear the engine conked out! You sending it to Brian at Arkansas Turbine? He's great guy and will take care of it without taking you to the cleaners.
Yes, I've missed locking them on stops at shutdown a few times, but thankfully on mine it's really easy to get the pumps to lock them back. I'm sure it's similar on yours.
Hope it's not too expensive!
And -1's are getting a little scarce, so prob not a bad idea if you can find a backup engine. Adam, yes I spoke to Brian, he does have a used -2 engine that can be converted should there be serious issues with this one. Hilgard
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Post subject: Re: 250kts for $235K - MU2 F Model Posted: 22 Aug 2024, 08:08 |
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Joined: 05/05/09 Posts: 5034 Post Likes: +4915
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Username Protected wrote: Great to read about your flying, sorry to hear the engine conked out! You sending it to Brian at Arkansas Turbine? He's great guy and will take care of it without taking you to the cleaners.
Yes, I've missed locking them on stops at shutdown a few times, but thankfully on mine it's really easy to get the pumps to lock them back. I'm sure it's similar on yours.
Hope it's not too expensive!
And -1's are getting a little scarce, so prob not a bad idea if you can find a backup engine. When I had my F model, I bought some Merlin engines just for the peace of mind.
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Post subject: Re: 250kts for $235K - MU2 F Model Posted: 22 Aug 2024, 10:52 |
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Username Protected wrote: When I had my F model, I bought some Merlin engines just for the peace of mind.
Used to be plenty when all the crop dusters ran them, but they've ran through most of them by now.
_________________ Problem is the intelligent people are full of doubt, while the stupid ones are full of confidence.
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Post subject: Re: 250kts for $235K - MU2 F Model Posted: 23 Aug 2024, 15:21 |
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Joined: 02/24/14 Posts: 242 Post Likes: +248 Location: Ponoka AB
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Username Protected wrote: Nice write up Hilgard. Thanks for posting! That photo looks like you left it in Fargo? I always found the folks at Fargo Jet Center very helpful. Yes, good eye. We left it at a the Jet Center initially, but now secured space in another MU2 owner's hangar to have the engine pull done on Monday.
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