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Old October 29th 18, 02:04 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Break-in for our newly overhauled towplane engine

Just wanted to fish for the procedures and experiences out there on this subject.

Our overhauler and our mechanic both say no towing for 10-18 hours.... We can do this, of course, but we are eager to get back to towing as soon as we can.

Any experience or procedures out there that might get us towing sooner? But we will not compromise long term engine health.... Thanks in advance.

Cheers,
Jim
 




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