Dan Freeman wrote: > Bob Glidden and I settled on about 1850 hours total time on the airframe > at > the last annual. It has had several engines and now has a Continental
> I found an e-mail from Dan Diehl where he said [quote] "It had over 1200 > on > it when I sold it to Gene. > So if you add up the hours, 1850 hrs. plus 1200 + hrs. = 3050+ hours Sorry Dan, but this doesn't compute. If it had 1850 total time on the airframe at the last annual (which was in the last few months, if I remember correctly), how to you figure adding the 1200 hours that it had on it when Dan sold it to Gene to get a new total time? Unless Gene put a new airframe under it, which I don't think happened.... Mark Langford, Huntsville, AL mail: N56ML "at" hiwaay.net website: www.N56ML.com
