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hernandez.gavin
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23h ago
Bought a $38 tube of PR-1422 instead of the $12 stuff and it saved me a leaking fuel tank reseal
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carr.luna
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2d ago
Unpopular opinion: stop eyeballing control cable tension on a 172, the rigging gets off every time
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danielk84
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3d ago
Safety wire on a 172 oil filter, the twist count nobody checks
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ray562
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3d ago
Serious question, has anyone else hit 500 tire changes and lost count?
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lisas78
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4d ago
Serious question, got a Gulfstream out of Savannah with zero write-ups on the first pass
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rowanr88
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6d ago
Why does nobody talk about torque seal lying to you after a hot section
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ross.felix
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9d ago
Alternator coupling let go on a King Air 200 in Wichita last Tuesday
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ray_burns
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11d ago
Can we talk about how torque specs on landing gear bolts got way tighter after 2019?
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carr.luna
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12d ago
A lead guy in Tucson told me my safety wire twists were too loose, cut 200 ties to prove his point
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burns.fiona
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14d ago
Spent 9 hours chasing a fuel leak on a 737 that turned out to be a $4 O-ring
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miles_schmidt
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14d ago
Can we talk about the hack job I saw at a hangar in Reno last weekend?
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sanchez.ivan
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18d ago
Had to choose between a 4 inch and a 6 inch extension on a starter bolt in El Paso, picked wrong
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pat_harris
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19d ago
Serious question, does anyone else torque stripe with a paint pen from the craft store?
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paige_craig
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19d ago
Why does nobody talk about how the average A&P is 51 years old?
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keith164
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19d ago
Pro tip: found out the average A&P is 51 years old and it kind of hit me
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