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Posted for "Nelson, Charles" <Charles.Nelson@therasense.com>:

  Does this apply to a gear up then repair to original condition?
  

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FYI ----This is the Official Wording From Order 8130.2E CHG 2 dated 7/22/03
  para 134  Page 130. It should be in all Operating Limitations  issued after
  Sept- Oct 2003. The earlier statement is less restrictive. In it, you did
  not need to get FSDO approval for test area---OR fill out a new 8130-6. They
  wanted to make sure they had a current record of engine and prop #'s on
  file, hence the change.
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