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Old April 24th 04, 04:11 PM
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(rotortrash) wrote:

2200 hours whatever the age. The year limit is only in the Robinson
service manual and not the type certification and therefore is not
applicable. Your blades are good for 2200 hours regardless of age.


Thanks for posting this. This is good to know.

and take lessons they have to buy 2 new sets of blades for nearly
$60,000 because the blades they currently have are over 10 years old.


2 sets = $60K
1 set = $30K
I didn't realize they were that expensive. Aren't they normally
changed as part of the 2200 hour megservice? The whole service is
only about $90K I thought.

One set still has 600 hours left. Talk about a shafting! This AD might
put a lot of training outfits out of business.


Where exactly is that hangar - what airport, city?

but rumored to have over 5000 hours on them and I haven't heard yet


I also heard rumors about using it to trim hedges and low RPM.

Dennis H.


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