3 planes? You could easily spend that much time doing the job right.

I would urge you to take this job. You might want to suggest to the club
that each plane have a M.O. or "crew chief" if time is a problem. This
would spread the load around and provide backup.

Flying a plane you manage will make you a better and safer pilot and enrich
your flying experience enormously. There is a certain comfort in knowing a
plane's innards and history intimately when you are really depending on it.
I put a lot of time in for our one plane club. It isn't a lot more time
though than I would spend if I owned it individually and it makes it "my"
plane in a way it could never be otherwise.

If you take the job, I'll be glad to give you advice and help, both
mechanical and political. I'm interested in promoting contact and
information sharing among flying clubs.

Check out our web site and email me privately:

http://baldeagleflyingclub.org

--
Roger Long