Hey everyone here's another a video on aircraft maintenance! thank you for watching! leave a comment for any questions you might have or video request! thanks again! see you in the next one!
Hitting the tow bar is such a classic. If the repairs weren't super profitable, the industry would already have a tow bar that locks out the starter when installed.
I wonder if it makes sense for flight schools with a number of aircraft to keep a spare engine on hand for such occurrences, so they can put the plane back into service sooner to keep making money for the school? Not sure if the regulations would allow for that, but I wonder if it is done.
I'm glad to find this channel, you deserve more views. I will definitely share this video with my friends and partners at the airport!
Thank you! So glad you like the videos!
Hitting the tow bar is such a classic. If the repairs weren't super profitable, the industry would already have a tow bar that locks out the starter when installed.
You would think right!!?
Thanks for sharing
I love your personality! Your videos are so fun to watch and I always learn so much! Thanks for posted good content ❤️
That's our guy! What a Pro man!
GA needs more folks like you around. Great vids and awesome editing.
Thank you!
You’re a sharp young man. Thanks for the video
Hey Homie. Installed rudder pedals today, LOL. I now know what its like to get those nuts on the inboard rudder blocks.
Yup definitely not my favorite job 😂
Great video keep up the good work!
Insane vid
Video Suggestion: demo of reaming an exhaust valve in place. Love the videos!
Awesome
Saw your post on Reddit. So glad I found your channel!
I’m glad too.
You’re the best
Towbars are the salesmen for maintenance shops.
Keep it up man!
Will do!
I'm going to be going to school for aircraft maintenance this fall. This was a great video to see what the work will be like
Fun stuff for sure. Study hard my friend it’s 100% worth it!
@@aerocrafty6006 👌 nice necklace by the way
@@trickshottitans3485 thx it was Saint Patrick’s Day when I filmed the video 😄
Sucks for them, good for you.
I wonder if it makes sense for flight schools with a number of aircraft to keep a spare engine on hand for such occurrences, so they can put the plane back into service sooner to keep making money for the school? Not sure if the regulations would allow for that, but I wonder if it is done.
This plane is for sale now, should I buy it?
How long did that take?
About 4 hours
Where are you located?
Orlando Florida.
What a and p school would you recommend?