It was a carb prob - good guess!

[SkyHog]

Ok, just got the word today. I'm not as eloquent as our mechanic, so I'll use his words:

The carburetor attachment bolts had come loose, loose enough that there was a tiny gap between the carburetor and the engine, allowing air leakage and messing up the mixture.

Anyways - problem solved. Now we need a new DG and she'll be good as new!

 

[John J]

Nick;
Glad you got it fixed and can fly again. Maybe the guy from the North Pole will bring you a new DG.

John

 

[Iceman]

Nick;
Glad you got it fixed and can fly again. Maybe the guy from the North Pole will bring you a new DG.

John

I've been to the north pole (AK ) and the only aircraft parts were ones from planes that did not make the runway!

 

[Henning]

Ok, just got the word today. I'm not as eloquent as our mechanic, so I'll use his words:



Anyways - problem solved. Now we need a new DG and she'll be good as new!

Always nice when it's an easy fix.

 

[etsisk]

Ok, just got the word today. I'm not as eloquent as our mechanic, so I'll use his words:Anyways - problem solved. Now we need a new DG and she'll be good as new!

Ah, so you can still eat spaghetti, then? Whew! I was worried!

Glad it was a simple fix for ya!

 

[Let'sgoflying!]

Hope he put in new lock washers!

 

[SCCutler]

Nick:

That was no guess. It was the simple application of genius and intellect to the facts presented.

AKA, "slightly-educated guess."