About time -- Comanche 250

Tony wrote:

The throttle was real stiff and my dad just wants to change it out. We
have an A&P to do work on the plane (he does lots of comanches)for
flying time and he said its no problem to change it, it take about 2
hours



Time to replace it, and vernier's the way to go. Stiff means the
strands of the cable are starting to break inside the cable housing,
rubbing and causing friction inside the housing. I had the same thing
happen to mine.

We orderd the throttel from Webco and there is no trouble with putting
it in and getting it approved. Webco sends in the 337 and my A&P will
install it, And he wrights it off and sends it in to the FAA, and sings
the log book. DONE go fly(hs and IA also)

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Tony wrote:

We orderd the throttel from Webco and there is no trouble with putting
it in and getting it approved. Webco sends in the 337 and my A&P will
install it, And he wrights it off and sends it in to the FAA, and sings
the log book. DONE go fly(hs and IA also)



Yes, I don't even remember anything about the paperwork. It was a
non-event for me, the owner. The shop took care of everything, and had
no trouble with the FAA doing it.

Where are you located? I need a new shop to work on my airplane, and I
saw in one of your earlier posts that yours "does lots of Comanches".
That makes a difference.