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Old April 1st 06, 04:52 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Larry Dighera wrote:


If we're discussing PA28's, there was a mandatory service bulletin for
inspection of the wing spars that required removal of the wing tanks
issued around August 1996, IIRC. Have you had that inspection
performed?


SB 1006...yep, it was done a couple years ago. IMHO, this is a
mandatory SB to perform as part of buying a PA28.


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