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September 1st 04, 02:45 AM
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"Jon Kraus" wrote in message ... Sensitive enough to stick up for myself yes... I was a bit harsh. What I meant to say, was it is better off, from a mechanic's viewpoint, to really take the time to tear into things, (not just look on the surface) to find all the things that will cost you money down the road, with an airplane you do not own yet. With an airplane you already own, you will have to suck it up and keep fixing things as they come up. It will take less time inspecting it, to do that. IMHO -- Jim in NC 
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