So how many of you

[astjp2]

are actually looking and using the documents that I am posting in the reference section? I am just wondering because only 2 people have made any comments either way and if no one is using them, I will stop....Tim

[Dick Smith]

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Tim, I copied the Continental Cylinder info into my files. Thanks, Dick

[Guest]

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I recall looking at some and downloading some

[3Dreaming]

Re: So how many of you

To be honest I have not been looking at stuff, except to see what is posted.

Please keep posting, because when I do need something it will be one of the first places I look.

Thanks for the time you are spending to post the information.

[M Towsley]

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I am in the same situation as Tom in the post above. Thanks for doing this, Tim.

[skip]

Re: So how many of you

are actually looking and using the documents that I am posting in the reference section? I am just wondering because only 2 people have made any comments either way and if no one is using them, I will stop....Tim

I have had the same feeling on one or two posts of mine over the years. No one comments and I start feeling rejected... And then someone says something nice, the sun comes out, and i figure I will keep posting things once in a while.

I appreciate you posting these reference documents. I have snatched copies of a few for quick reference.
Thank You for very useful contribution! I look forward any others you may choose to contribute.

[cvavon]

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I have read all of them and will look there if i need some information on some thing i need an answer for thank you for this effort it's very valuable.

[PA1195]

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I keep a file for the Taylorcraft on my Mac's hard drive. In it is every document of importance relating to the plane (SB's, AD's, 337's, TCDS, STC's, info on installed components, manuals, etc.). Several of Tim's have been downloaded and copied there. I use it frequently and it's available for my mechanic. It's a big segregated storage dump for items I refer to for many of my toys and equipment.

Gary

[Peterroy]

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Keep 'em coming.

[Hank Jarrett]

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Same here. There have been several I didn't have in my files and I made permanent copies for my files. Didn't make comment because i thought we were keeping this thread clean with only the data. It is VERY useful information and much appreciated!

Hank

[Kaiser]

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Useful info; don't stop posting! Your information is much appreciated.

[astjp2]

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I put in a dozen more today, if I need to make any corrections, let me know. Tim

[astjp2]

Re: So how many of you

actually it was 21

[mikerice]

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Hi Tim-
I also downloaded a copy of the Continental Service Bulletin on torque values. I am always looking for that, and it is nice to have in one paper.

Speaking of papers, are you working on a dissertation? Whats the topic and degree? I am getting ready to start the dissertation process at Texas A&M.

Mike Rice

[Garry Crookham]

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It was good of Tim to post the service bulletins. A word of caution to anyone using them. TCM occasionally updates the service bulletins, for example the torque value SB, SB96-7C is now 96-7D as of 8-11-2015. The FAA wants you to use the most current version, ask me how I know (as of 8-13-2015)! All the current bulletins are on TCM's website www.tcmlink.com, under support material.

Garry