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Van's Aircraft RV-12 Maintenance Manual

Van's Aircraft RV-12
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Rev. 8
1–16
GENERAL PROCEDURES
TIRE REMOVAL
REFER TO 5-1
WING REMOVAL
CANOPY REMOVAL
COWL REMOVAL
REFER TO 12-1
OIL LEVEL CHECK
FUEL SYSTEM DRAINING
REFER TO 13-1
GASCOLATOR SAMPLE
LIFTING & SUPPORTING THE FUSELAGE
WARNING:
U
SE STURDY SUPPORT STANDS THAT ARE EACH CAPABLE OF
SUPPORTING AT LEAST
500 POUNDS.
CAUTION:
A
VOID CONTACTING ANTENNA
,
FAIRINGS OR OTHER ACCESSORIES
WHILE PLACING THE SUPPORT STANDS UNDER THE AIRCRAFT
.
CAUTION:
REMOVE OR ATTACH THE WINGS PRIOR TO LIFTING AND SUPPORTING
THE AIRCRAFT.
When the aircraft is lifted, whether or not a jack is used, the method of support is
the same. Obtain two sturdy, padded stands each capable of supporting at least 500
pounds. The padded contacting surface must be at least 1 1/2 inches wide. Two layers
of 3/8 inch carpet are recommended. Both stands need to be about 30 inches long and
25 inches high.

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Van's Aircraft RV-12 Specifications

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BrandVan's Aircraft
ModelRV-12
CategoryAircrafts
LanguageEnglish

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