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When I was in A&P school (high school vocational), we had a dusty metal can in the back of the shop. One day with not much to do, we removed the lip bolts and removed the top of the container. Inside was a sparkling, never installed brand new 4360. Descecant plugs still in the cylinders and the baffles were glossy black. The splined shaft gleamed as a new part.
Our school was in the West and the can said "Summa Corporation" on the side. Can anybody guess what the purpose of this brand new 4360 was?
As a side note,,, the engine was traded for a Piper Apache. More useful for A&P students the school said. That was a painful trade!
Our school was in the West and the can said "Summa Corporation" on the side. Can anybody guess what the purpose of this brand new 4360 was?
As a side note,,, the engine was traded for a Piper Apache. More useful for A&P students the school said. That was a painful trade!
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When I was in A&P school (high school vocational), we had a dusty metal can in the back of the shop. One day with not much to do, we removed the lip bolts and removed the top of the container. Inside was a sparkling, never installed brand new 4360. Descecant plugs still in the cylinders and the baffles were glossy black. The splined shaft gleamed as a new part.
Our school was in the West and the can said "Summa Corporation" on the side. Can anybody guess what the purpose of this brand new 4360 was?
As a side note,,, the engine was traded for a Piper Apache. More useful for A&P students the school said. That was a painful trade!
Our school was in the West and the can said "Summa Corporation" on the side. Can anybody guess what the purpose of this brand new 4360 was?
As a side note,,, the engine was traded for a Piper Apache. More useful for A&P students the school said. That was a painful trade!
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From: Going to hell in a bucket, but enjoying the ride .
and this one:
GE90 Engine Family | Commercial Aviation | Jet Engines | GE Aviation

But I owe my career to the Garrett TPE331. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFW0UxJnSkU
Last edited by Timbo; 04-17-2014 at 11:24 AM.
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