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Is there an STC for installing a Schweizer hook on a 150/150? I could just
follow 43.13-2B Chap.8 and get a field approval but I'm trying to minimize the Fed involvement. Ideas? Thanks, Ed Byars |
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On Jul 14, 10:00*am, "Ed Byars" wrote:
Is there an STC for installing a Schweizer hook on a 150/150? *I could just follow 43.13-2B Chap.8 and get a field approval but I'm trying to minimize the Fed involvement. Ideas? Thanks, Ed Byars Check with Burt Compton. I think he's flown several 150/150s as tow planes. Mike |
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Burt has a Cessna 150 with 180HP. I'm pretty sure that a towhook was a
factory option from Cessna, but I can't remember or find any documentation that supports that in a quick google search. I'm sure Burt would be able to help you out. www.flygliders.com will get you started to contact him if he doesnt check in here. -Tony Condon Cherokee II N373Y |
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At 17:00 14 July 2009, Ed Byars wrote:
Is there an STC for installing a Schweizer hook on a 150/150? I could just follow 43.13-2B Chap.8 and get a field approval but I'm trying to minimize the Fed involvement. Ideas? Thanks, Ed Byars Look in the IPC (Illustrated Parts Catalog). I believe it is shown there (I know it is on the 172 and 182). If it is shown there, there is no need for any FAA involvement, as it is approved by Cessna. I know the 150 is approved for towing (have seen the structural substantiation report). And with it in the IPC, it needs, at the very most, an airframe mechanic signature for the installation. It might even be an owner/operator installable part, as it is less complicated than changing oil or a tire. Steve Leonard |
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At 18:30 14 July 2009, Tony Condon wrote:
Burt has a Cessna 150 with 180HP. I'm pretty sure that a towhook was a factory option from Cessna, but I can't remember or find any documentation that supports that in a quick google search. I'm sure Burt would be able to help you out. www.flygliders.com will get you started to contact him if he doesnt check in here. -Tony Condon Cherokee II N373Y Also, you might check with Jeff Campbell at a soaring operation in Telluride, CO. He had a Cessna 150/180 at Parowan in 2005 and towed for the contest there. Sorry I don't have an email address for Jeff or the name of the soaring operation. Jimmy Hamilton JLH |
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![]() "Steve Leonard" wrote in message ... Look in the IPC (Illustrated Parts Catalog). I believe it is shown there (I know it is on the 172 and 182). If it is shown there, there is no need for any FAA involvement, as it is approved by Cessna. I know the 150 is approved for towing (have seen the structural substantiation report). The IPC is he http://www.micro-tools.net/pdf/Cessna/150_pm_70-77.pdf The tow hook is on Figure 50. Vaughn |
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