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    Kyle & Velvet on February 4, 2023 at 5:06 am #21819

    IMG_20221112_070330.jpgIMG_20221112_070336.jpgHowdy Jon, We worked with Jon Moore DER to get the engineering and proper forms put together with my IA. You can contact Jon by email, Good guy to work with on pipers. moore.jon.b@gmail.com
    Good luck on getting your little bird back in the air soon.

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    Jon Delamarter on January 26, 2023 at 1:29 pm #21789

    Good afternoon, all! 
    Any update on this project? Any details and photos appreciated. We have a PA28-140 major wing repair in process and are interested to see how others work. 

    Thanks!

    Jon Delamarter
    Kingdom Air, LLC
    KRPH

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    STEVE on February 9, 2022 at 9:10 am #21242

    Hi John;

    Excellent.

    Please keep me updated.

    Thanks
    Steve

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    John Cadia on February 7, 2022 at 9:19 am #21241

    Steve,

    I talked to Jeff this morning and we are getting things rolling, I’ll follow up with pictures when the job is complete.

    Cheers,

    John

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    STEVE on February 7, 2022 at 9:13 am #21239

    Good morning John,
    I hope you’re feeling better.
    Happy I was able to find a team that can help.
    Steve

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    John Cadia on February 6, 2022 at 8:54 am #21237

    Steve,

    Thanks so much! I was out sick for a couple of weeks and just saw your reply. I will give them a call on Monday.

    John

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    STEVE on February 3, 2022 at 3:46 pm #21234

    Hi John;
    I’m non plussed.
    I searched to find a shop that can get your airplane back in the air.
    And provided that information.
    Please let me know if you have found another mechanic or shop that can take care of you.
    As I wrote before, you can contact John Nicholls at 801 550 5676 to get him and his guys scheduled to start work.
    Best,
    Steve

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    STEVE on January 24, 2022 at 9:04 am #21207

    Good Morning John;
    I have found a shop and a mechanic that is in the SLC area and has indicated it can take care of everything for you.
    The plan is to get a ferry permit and take your airplane to their facility to fix the wing, do the annual and make sure your engine is set up correctly.
    Please contact Jeff Nicholls at Alta Avionics (jeff.nicholls@altaavionics.com and/or 801-550-5676).
    Jeff has working the SLC area for 30 years and has contacted A & P (IA) Jim Dickson who can do the work. Jim will get the ferry permit, and if necessary fly your Cherokee to the facility where there’s a heated hangar and the needed tools.
    Please keep in touch and send me updates on how this is all going.
    Best,
    Steve

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    STEVE on January 22, 2022 at 12:45 pm #21197

    Hi John;
    I’ve located a facility that tells me it’s able to help you with your airplane.
    I have sent the manager photos and he told me just a few minutes ago that he will have a quote for us early next week.
    I’ll post it here as soon as I get it.
    Steve

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    STEVE on January 21, 2022 at 3:08 pm #21193

    John;
    Wow, that’s too bad.
    I can’t tell for sure but it looks like the jack punched a hole in the wing skin, and bent the flange next to it.
    It looks like the bent flange is part of a wing rib, which means it isn’t too thick–there’s a possibility it can be pulled back into place during the repair.
    It looks like you pulled the fuel tank to get a good look at the damage–that’s smart.
    It looks like the flange that supports that edge of the fuel tank was not damaged, which is good.
    I have sent some feelers out. When and if I get any replies I’ll forward them.
    It seems as if you need the wing repair, an annual and an engine break in.
    If you make any progress please let me know.
    Steve

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