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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Starter Problem
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Posted for "Gene Martin" <genemartin@enid.com>:

> before it started. It almost felt like the starter disengaged  early. It 
> just didn't feel right so I grounded the plane until I  could look under 
> the hood. Sure enough, the one starter bolt had  fallen off and the other 
> 3 nuts were loose.

  Lorn..........herd of that happining before,the B&C mount I purchased
  recently had a lock tab plate,I also drilled the bolts and saftey wired.I
  am also aware of a RV and a Rocket were the long bolts that hold the motor
  to the drive came loose.
  Gene Martin
  N522RG,LNC2/320