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Engine Shop Selection (was 'showing metal @ 1,100)



 
 
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Old January 15th 06, 05:54 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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Default Engine Shop Selection (was 'showing metal @ 1,100)



Maule Driver wrote:
Based on the appearance of metal after 1,100 hours (filings in the
filter and doubling of FE content in 36 hour oil analysis), I'm having
my Lycoming o-360 taken apart. Two major choices to make:

1) Overhaul or 'look, see, fix'.
Your thoughts and opinions are valued.


When my IO-540 did that at about the same TSMOH, the fact that labor
costs to tear down and fix vs to O/H were the same impressed me. Only
thing that changes is parts cost.

At more than 50% time gone to TBO, I opted for OH.
 




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