Only the L-13s are affected by this.. the L-23 "Super" and L-33 "Solo" are
not.

BT

"Nyal Williams" wrote in message
...
Note that Blanik does not mean SuperBlanik -- a distinction
most of us don't make.

At 09:42 29 January 2008, Bruce wrote:
problems@gmail wrote:
In article , Frank Whiteley wrote:
Why do I see none ?
There was a recent thread for US consumption.
--snip --
You may examine the AD docket on the Internet at:

Http://www.regulations.gov

Tom
Idaho

Thanks !

== Chris Glur.

Since we picked this up a little late all South African
Blaniks were grounded
till the compulsory TN from the manufacturer has been
complied with.

It only takes about two hours of advanced screwdriver
wielding to get all the
fasteners out so you can remove the bridge...

Clearly labour time was not a consideration when this
one was designed.