In article ,
Jim Weir wrote:
Read it again, Ben.

It says "removing AND replacing"... not "removing AND/OR replacing". Thus, it
prohibits the DUAL action of removing and replacing, not simple removing nor
simple replacing.

You mean it *permits* removing AND replacing. It doesn't permit doing
anything else. Of course I don't have the special training A&Ps get in
creative interpretation of part 43...

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Ben Jackson

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