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Old February 26th 05, 12:06 AM
Steve.T
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I'm looking at buying into a partnership. The plane is a Piper Lance (6
place, complex single engine).

From you Piper drivers, particularly those who have Lance experience,

is there anything I need to know about? I asked an IA about 6 place
aircraft and he told me that C210s I was looking at tend to have gear
problems. What are the common Lance problems?

Being a PA28-180 driver, what should I expect in moving to a mid-70s
Lance?

Note that I do have C182 (straight and retract) time after flying C15x
and C172 before the purchase of the Cherokee.

Regards,
Steve.T
PP ASEL/Instrument

 




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