Cessna T303 - 5-35. SPECIAL INSPECTION ITEMS.; 5-36. POST INSPECTION.; A. Lubrication and Servicing; B. Correct all discrepancies

CESSNA
MODEL
T303
MAINTENANCE
MANUAL
CESSNA
PROGRESSIVE
CARE
MODEL
T303
OPERATION
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REMARKS
5-37.
TAILCONE.
A.
Flight
Controls
(Chapter
27).
(1)
Rudder
- Inspect
the
rudder
skins
for cracks
and
loose
rivets,
rudder
hinges,
hinge
bolts,
hinge
bearings
and
hinge
attach
fittings
for
evidence
of
damage
or
wear,
failed
fasteners
and
security.
Check
the
rudder
hinge
bolts
for
proper
safety
of
nuts
with
cotter
pins.
(2)
Rudder
Bellcrank
-
Inspect
bellcrank
stop
bolts
for
proper
safetying,
corrosion,
evidence
of damage
and
safety.
Inspect
bellcrank
cables
for
proper
safetying.
(3)
Rudder
Cables
- Check
cable
tension
and
turnbuckle
safety-
ing.
(4)
Rudder
Trim
Tab
- Inspect
trim
tab
skins
for
cracks
and
loose
rivets.
Inspect
trim
tab
hinge
for
security
and
evidence
of
damage,
hinge
pin
for
proper
installation
and
cotter
pin
safetying.
Check
trim
tab
free
play
and
travel.
Inspect
horn
and
pushrod
for
evidence
of
damage
and
security.
(5) Rudder
Trim
Tab
Actuator
- Inspect
actuator
for security
and
evidence
of damage,
service.
(6)
Rudder
Trim
Cables
- Inspect
cable
tension
and
turnbuckle
safetying.
(7)
Rudder
Gust
Lock
-
Check
security,
wear
and
travel.
(8) Elevator
- Inspect
the
elevator
skins
for cracks
and
loose
rivets.
Check
elevator
hinges
for
condition,
cracks
and
security.
Inspect
hinge
bolts,
hinge
bearings,
torque
tube,
horn
and
attach
fittings
for
evidence
of
damage
or
wear.
Check
travel
and
friction.
(9)
Elevator
Bellcrank
-
Inspect
bellcrank,
pushrods,
stop
bolts,
jam
nuts
and
brackets
for
corrosion,
evidence
of
damage,
failed
fasteners
and
proper
safetying.
(10)
Elevator
Cables
-
Check
cable
tension
and
turnbuckle
safety-
ing.
*50-Hour
Requirement,
Refer
to
Paragraph
5-22,
B.
D5267-13
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