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Beechcraft Baron 58 - Main Wheel Jacking; Prolonged out of Service Care; Flyable Storage -7 to 30 Days; Mooring

Beechcraft Baron 58
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Section
VIII
Handling, Serv -
Maint
BEECHCRAFT Baron
58
SerialTH
773
and
After
MAIN
WHEEL JACKING
1. Check the shock
strut
for
proper
inflation
to
prevent
damage to
the
landing
gear
door
by
the
jack
adapter
and
to
facilitate
installation
of
the
adapter.
2.
Insert
the
main
wheel
jack
adapter
into
the
main
wheel
axle.
3. A scissors-type jack is
recommended
for
raising
and
loweri
n9 the
wheel.
4.
When
lowering
the
wheel,
exercise
care
to
prevent
compression
of the shock
strut,
wh
ich
wou
ld
force
the
landing gear door
against
the
jack
adapter.
NOTE
Persons
should
not be in or on
the
airplane
while
it is on a
main
wheel
jack.
PROLONGED OUT OF SERVICE
CARE
STORAGE
Storage procedures are intended to
protect
the
airplane
from
deterioration
while
it is
not
in use. The
primary
objectives of these
measures
are to
prevent
corrosion
and
damage
from
exposure to
the
elements.
Flyable Storage
(7-30
days) has been
considered
here. For
more
extended storage periods,
consult
the
Beech
Airplane
Shop
Manual
and
Continental
Service
Bulletin
M
74-9
or
later
issue.
FLYABLE STORAGE - 7 TO 30 DAYS
MOORING
If
airplane
cannot
be placed in a
hangar,
tie
down
securely
at the
three
points
provided, Do
not
use
hemp
or
manila
rope. It is
recommended
a
tail
support
be used to
compress
the
nose
strut
and reduce
the
angle
of attack of
the
wings.
Attach
a
line
to the nose gear.
8-10
October
1
976

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