Searey LSA – Pilot’s Operating Handbook Version 5.0, Revision 8
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undercarriage selected in the down position, spraying of Anti-corrosion
Lubricant into the top of the undercarriage leg will act to disperse
moisture and prevent corrosion.
8.7.1.3 Engine
Spray all major nuts and bolts including mounting bolts with ACF-50
Spray exhaust pipe springs with anti-corrosion material.
Spray propeller nuts and bolts with anti-corrosion material.
Spray Anti-corrosion Lubricant over exhaust pipes and muffler – mop
excess with cloth.
Spray cast aluminum crank case and reduction gear box with Anti-
corrosion Lubricant.
Spray Anti-corrosion Lubricant around spark plugs.
Treat throttle cables with Anti-corrosion Lubricant.
Apply anti-corrosion material to carburetor linkages.
Spray linkage springs with anti-corrosion material.
8.7.1.4 After each flight
To minimize corrosion, wash the aircraft down liberally with fresh water at
the conclusion of each day of salt water operations and wipe dry with
chamois.
While hosing down, pay particular attention to:
All cracks, crevices and surfaces where salt can accumulate
Windshield and canopy Lexan and rivets
Canopy tracks
Undercarriage legs, wheel and brake assembly
Tail wheel mechanism
Under side and inside of entire aft boom tube area
Flush the boom tube by inserting hose in cockpit end of boom tube
Flush around bilge area and pump out
Struts and strut attachment points
Flaps and ailerons, hinge attachments and push-pull rods
Wing float attachment tubes
8.7.1.5 Recommended Corrosion Prevention Materials
Boeshield T-9 Anti-corrosion Lubricant
Corrosion X Anti-corrosion Lubricant
NOX Anti-corrosion Lubricant
Ardrox