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PA28-181 Fuel pressure drop off - Inspired by the Gascolotor thread.



 
 
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Old September 28th 05, 06:50 AM
Montblack
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("Roy Page" wrote)
I also belong to the Taylorcraft Flying Club
www.taylorcraftflyingclub.org.
The club, these days, flies a fleet of three PA28's.
Our PA28-180 has a similar fall off in fuel pressure when climbing.

Ideas please ?



Any way you can sneak ...a Taylorcraft(!!) into the rotation? :-)

Looked through your club's site - interesting history: Anyone propose as a
fun member's project - restoring a $12K Taylorcraft?

www.taylorcraftflyingclub.org


Montblack

 




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