Technically… Attachment Bolt

Technically… Attachment Bolt

TechFrom Model Communiqué # KA-2015-01
issued in March 2015:

ATA 27 − Lower Rudder Attach Bolt Bent

F-90; 200 Series; 300 Series, B300 Series

Beechcraft has received a few reports of a bent attachment bolt at the rudder horn assembly (P/N 101-524059-1) and the lower rudder hinge (P/N 101-524063-1). The part number of this bolt is AN175-20A. This condition was found after inspection of airplanes that had been subject to jet blast while parked or left out in heavy winds without the rudder (control or gust) lock assembly installed. The reports noted a “squeaking” sound when moving the rudder from stop to stop during inspection.

Unfortunately, this bolt is not visible when the rudder is removed, so extra effort is required to gain access to the bolt. Bolt inspection is recommended any time the rudder is removed.

ATA 33 − LED Taxi and
Landing Lights Kit

LJ-502 and after; BB-734 and after; BL-37 and after; BY-1 and after; BZ-1 and after; FL-1 and after; FM-1 and after; FN-1 and after

Beechcraft announces the avail-ability of a kit to install LED taxi and landing lights on serial number airplanes listed. The part number of the kit is 101-3601-0001. Each light bulb is sold separately.
The part numbers of the light bulbs are:

Landing light bulb: 01-1030-LA, two required.

Taxi light bulb: 01-1030-LB, one required.

This kit is available through Beechcraft Authorized Service Centers or may be obtained directly from Hawker Beechcraft Parts and Distribution.

There have been no Service Bulletins issued since the last issue of King Air magazine.

The above information is abbreviated for space purposes. For the entire communication,
go to www.beechcraft.com.

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