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  • #31
    Re: Header Tank Fuel Shut-off Valve

    Here is Terry's contact info...We are working on meeting and documenting what is construed as an owner produced part until I get a PMA. He is the person who will get you what you need. Tim

    Terry L. Bowden
    Engineer / Consultant DER / Vintage V-DER
    (254) 715-4773
    CERTIFIED AERONAUTICAL PRODUCTS, LLC
    2457 Texas Highway 236
    Moody, TX 76557


    [email protected]

    Originally posted by jstall View Post
    I need one Tim

    JS
    N29787
    '41 BC12-65

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    • #32
      Re: Header Tank Fuel Shut-off Valve

      Keep going. Mine works for now but will Plan for a future upgrade. What is the price point looking like?
      Andrew Rozell
      N43697
      1946 BC12-D

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      • #33
        Re: Header Tank Fuel Shut-off Valve

        Mine is still disassembled and I have a fresh new tube of E-Z TurnĀ® fuel lube from A/C Spruce and Teflon 3/32" valve packing rope plus pumice for lapping the surfaces so am going to try a test fit and check for leaks and smooth operation. If I encounter any snags I will probably be in line for a replacement. It was leaking constantly last time it was on the aircraft and would take forever to shut off the fuel but the action was ok otherwise. Really not bad for a 72+ year old part.
        Last edited by wmfife; 01-14-2014, 20:54.
        Bill Fife
        BL12-65 '41 Deluxe Under (s-l-o-w) Restoration

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        • #34
          Re: Header Tank Fuel Shut-off Valve

          Did these valves ever get made & approved? I need one. Mine is long gone and was replaced with a non-approved valve on the engine side of the firewall. I've having my first annual done since I bought my plane last year. The IA wants it to be restored to the original valve & rod equipment & configuration.

          It also has a non-approved gascolator that has to be approved. I've been told that a Steve's gascolator is the way to go.

          Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

          Joe
          1946 BC12-D C90

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          • #35
            Re: Header Tank Fuel Shut-off Valve

            Make sure the IA knows what is correct and what isn't. I know someone who had a T-Craft that the IA wanted a bunch of stuff fixed. $4500 richer for the mechanic, and the airplane wasn't any better than when they started.

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            • #36
              Re: Header Tank Fuel Shut-off Valve

              Originally posted by 3Dreaming View Post
              Make sure the IA knows what is correct and what isn't. I know someone who had a T-Craft that the IA wanted a bunch of stuff fixed. $4500 richer for the mechanic, and the airplane wasn't any better than when they started.
              Thanks 3D, I will let him know.

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              • #37
                Re: Header Tank Fuel Shut-off Valve

                Owner produce part, PM me for more info. I still have to send a few out....
                N29787
                '41 BC12-65

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                • #38
                  Re: Header Tank Fuel Shut-off Valve

                  Tim, you have a PM from me.
                  Thanks
                  Carlton

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                  • #39
                    Re: Header Tank Fuel Shut-off Valve

                    I sent out what valves I could find that people wanted last week, they should all be to their new homes by now. If I owe someone one, just shoot me a text. Things have been chaotic this summer so if I missed someone, I do apologize. Tim
                    N29787
                    '41 BC12-65

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                    • #40
                      I have some more valves in stock and if anyone needs one, just shoot me a PM. I also ordered a couple of the elbows that I can solder a screen into. The everything is built to order to keep with the owner produced parts rules. Thanks, Tim
                      N29787
                      '41 BC12-65

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