Any prohibition on more than one splice on a member?

I removed a questionable external splice on a Taylorcraft landing
gear. The splice was on the streamlined strut. Unfortunately,
removing the splice didn't allow enough original tubing at the lower
end to apply an external sleeve. So I figured I'd install a splice
using an internal sleeve and give myself enough strut to then use an
external splice higher up the strut.
Is there a prohibition on putting more than one splice on a member? -
Mike

Any splice can introduce new stresses in a load bearing member. I would
leave a repair like this to someone qualified to do the job. There is too
much to loose if the repair fails.

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Mike

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"Michael Horowitz" wrote in message
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I removed a questionable external splice on a Taylorcraft landing
gear. The splice was on the streamlined strut. Unfortunately,
removing the splice didn't allow enough original tubing at the lower
end to apply an external sleeve. So I figured I'd install a splice
using an internal sleeve and give myself enough strut to then use an
external splice higher up the strut.
Is there a prohibition on putting more than one splice on a member? -
Mike

On Sun, 09 Sep 2007 19:53:36 -0400, Michael Horowitz
wrote:

I removed a questionable external splice on a Taylorcraft landing
gear. The splice was on the streamlined strut. Unfortunately,
removing the splice didn't allow enough original tubing at the lower
end to apply an external sleeve. So I figured I'd install a splice
using an internal sleeve and give myself enough strut to then use an
external splice higher up the strut.
Is there a prohibition on putting more than one splice on a member? -
Mike

buy a serviceable spare part.