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Old September 25th 03, 08:30 PM
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"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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As delivered from the factory, Maules spill fuel when completely filled.

Owners
learn not to completely fill the tanks. If the flying club people are

nuts,
then Maule owners ...... Never mind.

Please George.... never mind.... but now that you brought it up (again), are
you aware of a fix? Or is it "As delivered from the factory" and for
evermore?

I've come to believe that keeping the tank switched to L or R while filled
helps but not really sure. Perhaps just the power of suggestion.


 




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