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  • #16
    Re: FAR 21.303 and 21.305 Fabrication Of Aircraft Parts By Maintenance Personnel

    Originally posted by Forrest Barber View Post
    True BUT so many IA's think they can merely sign Block #7
    ( Approval for return to service) and that makes it a good 337 and many times it DOES NOT>>>> I have to sign off today and catch up tonight, WE got hit with another big rain storm and got some flooding at my home.
    Flooding, what is that?(;fWe got 7" in 5 hours early sunday morning. You could not hardly drive anywhere most of sunday around central OK due to all the flooding here.

    Mike

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    • #17
      Re: FAR 21.303 and 21.305 Fabrication Of Aircraft Parts By Maintenance Personnel

      thank you for reminding me there are a lot of folks far worse off than we here in NE Ohio. Off to get a new sump pump for next time. Did you get damage?
      Taylorcraft Foundation, Inc
      Forrest A Barber 330-495-5447
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      www.BarberAircraft.com
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      • #18
        Re: FAR 21.303 and 21.305 Fabrication Of Aircraft Parts By Maintenance Personnel

        Originally posted by Forrest Barber View Post
        thank you for reminding me there are a lot of folks far worse off than we here in NE Ohio. Off to get a new sump pump for next time. Did you get damage?
        I am on high ground, but the shop was flooded from run off. The extent of damge was some rusty parts that were on the floor and a bunch of ruined boxes.

        mike

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        • #19
          Re: FAR 21.303 and 21.305 Fabrication Of Aircraft Parts By Maintenance Personnel

          You better submit those rusty parts to the FAA right away to get an AD. There might be some on an airplane out there, and if yours rusted in a flood, then their's might fail under normal use. Or better, manufacture the parts for sale, then lobby the FAA for the AD.
          1946 BC-12D N96016
          I have known today a magnificent intoxication. I have learnt how it feels to be a bird. I have flown. Yes I have flown. I am still astonished at it, still deeply moved. — Le Figaro, 1908

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          • #20
            Re: FAR 21.303 and 21.305 Fabrication Of Aircraft Parts By Maintenance Personnel

            Originally posted by cpirrmann View Post
            You better submit those rusty parts to the FAA right away to get an AD. There might be some on an airplane out there, and if yours rusted in a flood, then their's might fail under normal use. Or better, manufacture the parts for sale, then lobby the FAA for the AD.
            (;f

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