Kitfox aircraft service advisory 18, rudder cable. |
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July
22, 1991 Service
Letter #18 Subject:
Preflight Inspection of Rudder Cables To:
All KITFOX Owners From:
Denney Aerocraft Company A
KITFOX builder reports that during the second annual inspection of his
aircraft he discovered a frayed rudder cable. His aircraft has about 300
hours total time. The
cable had worn through the plastic bushing and rubbed on the steel rudder
cable guide under the seat. A
broken rudder cable and subsequent loss of rudder control could have very
serious consequences. We
recommend that each KITFOX owner include as part of his
preflight inspection a very thorough examination of the rudder cables. |
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