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June 6th 09, 11:08 AM
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Welding question #2; rust holes
AC 43.13 para 4-94 says: " WELDED-PATCH REPAIR. Dents
or holes in tubing may be repaired by using a patch of the same material, one gauge thicker" and then defines punctured tubing: b. Punctured Tubing. Holes are not longer than tube diameter and involve not more than 1/4 of tube circumference. Question: Can I apply the definition of Punctured Tubing to mean a hole caused by rust? As I'm stripping my tubing I've notice several out of the way patches and I'm assuming they are covering rust holes. I've uncovered two 1/8" holes previously unseen and am wondering if a simple patch is correct. - Mike 
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