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Skyhawks overflow as well but through the vent. It's the part about being
related to flap position that gives me the willies. That tells me fuel is in the wing someplace other than the tanks. -- Roger Long G.R. Patterson III wrote in message ... Roger Long wrote: I was looking over the web site of a flying club that posts the minutes of their meetings. One item said that fuel was running out of the wing of their 172 when the flaps were fully extended because the overflow drain was broken. They asked that the tanks not be completely filled until this could be fixed. Am I just overly compulsive about maintenance or are these people nuts? As delivered from the factory, Maules spill fuel when completely filled. Owners learn not to completely fill the tanks. If the flying club people are nuts, then Maule owners ...... Never mind. George Patterson The British drink warm beer because they all own Lucas refrigerators. |
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