Date of Manufacture date for 912UL sn 4407181
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11 years ago
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Re: Date of Manufacture date for 912UL sn 4407181
by Rob Seaton » 11 years ago
it very unlikely to have a 200hr TBO. its a 1996 model so it would need a new crankcase to get the 2000hr TBO. Not impossible, just unlikely that this was done. Just look at the crankcase serial number laser engraved below, and between the cylinders. If it has a serial number grater than 06.0010 then it can have the higher TBO, as long as the rest of the SB's have been done.
The old style crankcase serial numbers were stamped into the case and had a 5 digit sequential number. the new style begins with the year of manufacture.
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Re: Date of Manufacture date for 912UL sn 4407181
by daniel desjardins » 11 years ago
Thank for this info
but no the crancase still the original one serial is on the alu plate
4400815 what is the original tbo
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Re: Date of Manufacture date for 912UL sn 4407181
by Rob Seaton » 11 years ago
According to SB-912-057UL the TBO of 4400815 1200 hrs/ 15 years
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Re: Date of Manufacture date for 912UL sn 4407181
by Eric Dussault » 11 years ago
Rob, If you have a chance I would like to know MFG date for a 914. S/N4417697
Thanks.
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Re: Date of Manufacture date for 912UL sn 4407181
by Eric Dussault » 11 years ago
hi
i am looking to buy a Pelican with 912 ul ser 4400815
and the seller tell me its 2000 tbo ,
what is the real tbo and what i have to do for extand
like change oïl pressure spring with ball give more hours ,
thank you
Daniel, Is that a Pelican a PL? I own the nicest PL with a 914 on floats and Wheel skis ;)
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