AD/PA-36/14 Amdt 1 - Rudder Control Horn Attachment Bolts - Inspection and Modification
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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 105 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY
SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES
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Piper PA-36 (Pawnee Brave) Series Aeroplanes
AD/PA-36/14
Amdt 1
Rudder Control Horn Attachment Bolts - Inspection and Modification
9/81
Applicability: All models PA-36-285/300 with S/Nos. 36-7360001 to 36-8160001, 36-8160003 and 36-8160009 to 36-8160019; All models PA-36-375 with S/Nos. 36-7802001 to
36-8102004
Requirement: 1. Visually inspect the Rudder Control Horn Attachment Bolt to ensure tightness.
Note: For aircraft maintained in accordance with ANO 100.5.1 this Directive shall be entered on the maintenance release as maintenance required. The inspection may be performed by the pilot in command, in which case certification is not required. In all other cases certification may be made on the maintenance release. This inspection may also be performed and certified by any Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer.
Compliance: Para. 1 - At each daily or overnight inspection after 10 August 1981 until para. 2 accomplished. (Aeroplanes inspected in accordance with original issue of this Directive are deemed to comply with this issue of the Directive).
Para. 2 - Within 100 hours time in service after 10 August 1981 unless previously inspected and if necessary, modified in accordance with original issue of this Directive.
Background: The manufacturer has received a report of rudder horn separation in the field. This issue of the Directive extends effectivity of requirement to later S/N aeroplanes and to the model PA-36-375.