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    Does anyone have a suggestion on some good reading to learn the basics about the T-Craft mechanics and how to fly them? I'm just trying to learn the basics for now. Thanks in advance!

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    Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

    Originally posted by jonnywaller View Post
    Does anyone have a suggestion on some good reading to learn the basics about the T-Craft mechanics and how to fly them? I'm just trying to learn the basics for now. Thanks in advance!
    FAA Advisory Circular A 43.13-1B will give you a lot of info

    on welding , fabric, wood, safety wiring etc.

    ASA & Jepp-Sandersen also

    publish textbooks for the General, Airframe & Powerplant areas.

    I don't know if there ever was a factory Service Manual for

    any of the Taylorcraft series.

    Some of your questions may be answered better by other folks on this board.

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      Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

      Manuals are available here.
      Terry Bowden, formerly TF # 351
      CERTIFIED AERONAUTICAL PRODUCTS, LLC
      Consultant D.E.R. Powerplant inst'l & Engines
      Vintage D.E.R. Structures, Electrical, & Mechanical Systems
      BC12D, s/n 7898, N95598
      weblog: Barnstmr's Random Aeronautics
      [email protected]

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        Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

        Thank you!

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          Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

          Jonny don't be afraid to ask about something you don't understand on this site we have a group of people that are experts with years of experience that will go out of there way to help answer your questions
          1940 BLT/BC65 N26658 SER#2000

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            Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

            Has anybody ever put together a POH?
            Tom T

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            • #7
              Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

              POH? refresh my memory please.

              Dave

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                Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

                The owners handbook. We have been talking about one for years. Several false starts and lots of information gathered, but no actual book yet. All of the information you may need is here in the tribe, but Taylorcraft never made one (at least for the early models) and we haven't finished ours yet either.
                Hank

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                  Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

                  Hank what about the owners manual dated july 1940 i sent you copies of that came with my plane

                  http://www.4shared.com/office/vpsVn4..._factory_.html
                  1940 BLT/BC65 N26658 SER#2000

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                  • #10
                    Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

                    Hi Chuck,

                    I would like to look at the manual but that link does not work for me.

                    Could you email me the file at [email protected]?

                    Dave

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                      Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

                      Chuck,
                      That makes a good foundation for a POH but is really just a good info manual. It is still missing a lot of things needed to be a true POH, especially in limitations and procedures.
                      Hank

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                        Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

                        dave working on how to send as it is 8.66mb will try to send direct to you when shannon does her thing
                        1940 BLT/BC65 N26658 SER#2000

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                          Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

                          Thanks again guys for the help I'd like to see that POH come around sometime too

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                            Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

                            Originally posted by cvavon View Post
                            dave working on how to send as it is 8.66mb will try to send direct to you when shannon does her thing
                            Use drop box. Go to dropbox.com, download the free app, install and follow directions.
                            Richard Pearson
                            N43381
                            Fort Worth, Texas

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                              Re: Basic T-Craft Mechanics

                              A POH developed by anyone other than the manufacture or holder of the type certificate would not be legal and would still require all the required placards. Why waste the time? Tim
                              N29787
                              '41 BC12-65

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