Originally posted by jstall
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Of Isolated Problems And Post Them On A World Wide Web Site
That Is Exactly What The Faa And These Other A/d Writers Love.
If You Have A Problem, It Should Be Between You And Your I.a.
Not For Public Viewing. It Becomes Public After The Faa Has Done Its Deeds. They Haven't Done Us Any Favors Lately And I Woulnd't
Expect Any In The Future
The pure fact remains that the Wiley Accident was not caused by a strut failure, in fact there has never been a taylorcraft lost to srut failure, and eventhough in the recent past we have seen some struts that did not pass the Taylorcraft Factory S/B criteria, still the actual strenght of those struts has never been determined, not were the struts that were scrutinized in the writing of the S/B and A/D ever evaluated to a failure point, Now, here we have an A/D that requires good struts, that passed with flying colors, to be removed each 4 years, and "TREATED WITH RUSTOLEUM"
possible potential gross sales figure for parts to comply with the A/D This same thing can happen again. Keep your eyes open!
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