FAA proposes $430,000 fine against Beechcraft

Fearless Tower said:
Ok, maybe my terminology was jacked.

My intended point being: I much prefer the Piper system in the PA28/32s than the Beech bladders.
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I agree, the Piper tanks are the easiest maintenance model I have dealt with, but when you have to pull it, you may as well bring a drill with a stop gauge and an extractor on speed wench.:lol:
 
I doubt if the quality is equal to the days of walter and olive. It's a wonder they aren't built in China along with everything else.
 
RotorAndWing said:
Since you have no proof of any of that we'll just chalk it up to more of your speculation. :rolleyes:
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Since manipulation of inventory in an effort to affect the value of the stock prior to sale of the company is illegal (unless it's documented and disclosed on a Form 8-K), it's not just more speculation, it's typical nonsense from the king of inanity.
 
3393RP said:
it's typical nonsense from the king of inanity.
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Anyone making 2,000 posts per month is going to have an extremely low signal to noise ratio. Maybe we should just rename this place "Henning's noise factory" and all move somewhere else.
 
3393RP said:
Since manipulation of inventory in an effort to affect the value of the stock prior to sale of the company is illegal (unless it's documented and disclosed on a Form 8-K), it's not just more speculation, it's typical nonsense from the king of inanity.
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:rofl::rofl::rofl: Yes, U.S. Business is always so ****ing ethical and no MBA/CEO would ever think of doing something like that. :rofl::rofl::rofl: What a ****ing idiot you are. American business is about doing whatever you can get away with, not what's right.
 
timwinters said:
Anyone making 2,000 posts per month is going to have an extremely low signal to noise ratio. Maybe we should just rename this place "Henning's noise factory" and all move somewhere else.
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Gon**** yourself you retarded ****.
 
Will Cessna/Textron/Beech/whoever owns the damn thing these days, provide cover for the replacement parts and labor or is this another one of these American GA standard, consumer pays for the recall?
 
zaitcev said:
Of course Cherokee is not immute to leaks entirely, hence the business that you linked. I'm sure there are business that repair Cessna tanks as well, even though those are suspended inside a wing under a separate skin (well, used to be businesses: nowadays it's much cheaper to grab a tank off eBay).
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What makes Cherokee tanks such a PIA to repair is that Piper stupidly did not assemble them using jigs. They were each hand made and assembled.

This means that you can't take one Cherokee tank and slap it in another Cherokee -- the holes won't necessarily line up. It's honestly one of the dumbest things Piper ever did.

So, when you need to reseal or repair gas tanks in a Cherokee, they are sent out to (now) Hartwig, who painstakingly (and expensively) drills out all the rivets, and basically starts over using modern sealers.

I sincerely hope that current production Cherokees don't still have this problem.
 
Henning said:
There are people out there who have a 757 and buy one for their kid to fly, seriously, the amount of wealth the extremely wealthy have is incredible. There's more multi billionaires than you can imagine until you move to SoFla. They all have something down here for vacations, either a beach condo, house, or yacht.
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But 757s are sooooo 20th century! If they can afford the 757, they've dumped it by now and bought 767s.
 
BGF_Yankee said:
I've had two new ones (one with 20 hours on it, the other still in a generic white paint scheme) come through my airport in the last year. WHO THE HELL IS BUYING THESE THINGS?!?
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Had a friend who bought a new King Air 200 for use in his privately held business. Four or five years later he decided to retire and decided he didn't need a King Air. So he downgraded to a new G58. In his mind, it was a bargain.
 
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