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Post subject: Twin Cessna shops Posted: 13 Sep 2018, 19:17 |
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Joined: 02/24/14 Posts: 223 Post Likes: +151 Location: Ponoka AB
Aircraft: P210N
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I am looking for an expert Twin Cessna shop in the North West that understand the engine setup on a 421.
I would appreciate any recommendations.
Hilgard
ps I am considering flying it out to OH (Fortner AirPro) but would prefer something closer to home
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Post subject: Re: Twin Cessna shops Posted: 13 Sep 2018, 19:29 |
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Joined: 04/16/08 Posts: 742 Post Likes: +631 Location: Nevada City, CA
Aircraft: Baron 55 w/550s
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Tom’s in Long Beach was excellent for my 421B, back around Y2K.
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Post subject: Re: Twin Cessna shops Posted: 13 Sep 2018, 21:15 |
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Joined: 12/19/08 Posts: 560 Post Likes: +22 Location: CYXH - Medicine Hat, AB
Aircraft: DA42
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Username Protected wrote: I am looking for an expert Twin Cessna shop in the North West that understand the engine setup on a 421.
I would appreciate any recommendations.
Hilgard
ps I am considering flying it out to OH (Fortner AirPro) but would prefer something closer to home Hilgard When I had my 414 I had Caddis Aviation out of my home base in Medicine Hat maintain it. He is a excellent mechanic and has a mobile rig so may work for you. Let me know if you want contact info.
_________________ Doug Thompson CPL, ME, IR CYXH - Medicine Hat, AB
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Post subject: Re: Twin Cessna shops Posted: 13 Sep 2018, 23:28 |
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Joined: 03/20/16 Posts: 415 Post Likes: +225 Location: KSMO and KBZN
Aircraft: Debonair C33A
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Check Arlin's at KBZN about 420 mi south of you. http://www.arlins.com/index.htmlFull disclosure: I have 0 twin Cessna experience, but Arlin has been working on airplanes owned or been a partner in since the mid-1970's. Seen a lot of twin Cessna's go through his shop over the years.
_________________ Tim Debonair 612TT
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Post subject: Re: Twin Cessna shops Posted: 15 Sep 2018, 14:46 |
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Joined: 02/24/14 Posts: 223 Post Likes: +151 Location: Ponoka AB
Aircraft: P210N
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All
Thanks for the info.
I decided to take the 421 to Ohio and have Steve Fortner do an annual. Bit of a trip, however after talking with Steve he seems quite knowledgeable and as he just started out he can help me in the next few weeks as well.
I have a good mechanic on my field that looks after 4 twin Cessna's, however I think it is a good idea to take a complex plane like this to an expert every 3 years or so.
Hilgard
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