MAULE MXT-7-180 User Manual

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MAULE MXT-7-180 Specifications

General

Model	MXT-7-180
Engine	Lycoming O-360
Horsepower	180 hp
Seating Capacity	4
Manufacturer	Maule Air
Stall speed	48 mph (77 km/h)
Rate of climb	1, 000 ft/min
Range	600 miles

Summary

Section II Limitations

2.1 Airspeed Limits and Indicator Markings

Details aircraft airspeed limitations, indicator markings, and explanations for each segment.

2.2 Power Plant Limits

Specifies the operating limits for the engine, propeller, and fuel system.

2.4 Placards

Section III Normal Procedures

3.1 Preflight Inspection

Provides a detailed checklist for preflight inspection of the aircraft's interior and exterior.

3.2 Operating Check Lists

Details pre-start, starting, engine check, before takeoff, landing, and shutdown procedures.

3.3 Normal Flight Operations

Stalls

Section IV Emergency Procedures

4.1 Emergency Basic Rules

Establishes three fundamental rules for handling airborne emergencies.

4.2 Engine Emergency Shut Down

Procedure for shutting down the engine in an emergency.

4.3 Engine Fire During Starting

Steps to take if an engine fire occurs during the starting sequence.

4.4 Engine Fire After Starting

Procedure for dealing with an engine fire that occurs after the engine has started.

4.5 Emergency Exit on the Ground

4.6 Takeoff Abort

4.7 Engine Failure After Takeoff or Forced Landing

Actions to take in case of engine failure after takeoff or during a forced landing.

4.8 Partial Power Failure During Flight or After Takeoff

Procedure for handling a partial loss of engine power.

4.9 Complete Power Failure During Flight

Steps to take during a total loss of engine power in flight.

4.10 Engine Airstart

4.11 Electrical Fire

4.12 Engine Fire During Flight

4.13 Smoke and Fume Elimination

4.14 Structural Damage

4.15 Recovery from Inadvertent Spins

4.16 Alternator Failure

Section V Weight and Balance

5.1 Weight and Balance