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1. 03:12 PM - Homebuilt maintenance (Flamini, Dennis, Fran)
2. 04:11 PM - Re: Homebuilt maintenance (Mike & \)
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| Subject: | Homebuilt maintenance |
i saw this on another site and did not know if it is correct
*Question of the Week*
> I just found out that my Starduster has a cracked
> cylinder head, and because
> of insurance my local A&P can't replace the
> cylinder. He said I or someone
> else would need to do the work and I would need to
> sign it off in the engine
> log book. I'm not the original builder, and I always
> thought that if you
> didn't build it, you could only do routine
> maintenance. Can I perform this
> work?
> *Answer:*
> Anyone is allowed to perform maintenance, repair or
> modification on an
> experimental amateur-built aircraft. You do not have
> to be the builder or
> even the owner, and you don't have to hold any FAA
> certificate of any kind.
> (Ref: 14 CFR 43.1(b).)
> The only time a certificate is necessary is when
> performing the condition
> inspection each year as required by the aircraft's
> operating limitations.
> The person performing the condition inspection must
> hold either the
> repairman certificate for that individual aircraft
> (the original primary
> builder is the only person eligible for the
> repairman certificate) or an A&P
> mechanic certificate.
>
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| Subject: | Re: Homebuilt maintenance |
Hi Dennis,
As far as I've heard , That sounds right......
Gotta Fly...
Mike & "Jaz" in MN ( Repairman's
Cert )
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"Flamini, Dennis, Fran" <flamini2@comcast.net> wrote:
i saw this on another site and did not know if it is correct
*Question of the Week*
> I just found out that my Starduster has a cracked
> cylinder head, and because
> of insurance my local A&P can't replace the
> cylinder. He said I or someone
> else would need to do the work and I would need to
> sign it off in the engine
> log book. I'm not the original builder, and I always
> thought that if you
> didn't build it, you could only do routine
> maintenance. Can I perform this
> work?
> *Answer:*
> Anyone is allowed to perform maintenance, repair or
> modification on an
> experimental amateur-built aircraft. You do not have
> to be the builder or
> even the owner, and you don't have to hold any FAA
> certificate of any kind.
> (Ref: 14 CFR 43.1(b).)
> The only time a certificate is necessary is when
> performing the condition
> inspection each year as required by the aircraft's
> operating limitations.
> The person performing the condition inspection must
> hold either the
> repairman certificate for that individual aircraft
> (the original primary
> builder is the only person eligible for the
> repairman certificate) or an A&P
> mechanic certificate.
>
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