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On Feb 19, 6:14 pm, "Robert M. Gary" wrote:
On Feb 19, 5:12 pm, wrote: Hey thanks, I will convey that info in terms of a question to the FBO and see what they say. I'm sure other pilots have noted this weirdness as well. Remember that the FBO's CFIs are probably flying this plane more often than solo renters. I would be surprised if the FBO doesn't already know. Either they are waiting on the part, waiting for the next 100 hours, or waiting for someone to crash as a result of this. ![]() -robert The way to find out: push the tail down to raise the nosewheel off the ground, and see if the rudder centers. If not, one spring is probably busted. Be carerful pushing the tail down. The front spar in the stab is a little light and cracks easily if this is done regularly. 172s are worse. Much worse. Dan |
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