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1980 Mooney M20K 231/261 N231JN Price: $119,000 Questions: jasonmhatfield@hotmail.com 615-478-6656 Based: KRLD Richland, Washington Airframe TTAF: 1821 Engine: TSNEW: 1471 (TSIO-360-MB1B Removed from a 1988 Mooney 252) TSTopOH: 853 TSTurboOH: 13 Prop: TSPOH: 403 (Hartzell 3 blade PHC-J3YF-1RF) Useful Load: 825lbs, Max weight: 2900lbs, Empty weight: 2075lbs Avionics: -PS Engineering PM2000 Intercom -Garmin GNS-430W WAAS GPS/Nav/Com/ILS -Bendix/King KMA-24 Audio Panel -Bendix/King KFC200 Autopilot w/ KC-295 A/P Computer -Bendix/King KY-197 Digital Com Transceiver -Bendix/King KN-53 Digital Nav Receiver -Logue LA-7800 Digital Nav CDI -Appareo Stratus ESG Transponder (ADSB compliant) -Insight G1 Engine Monitor (EGT, CHT) -Fs-450 fuel computer -L3/BFG WX900 Storm Scope -RCA RTA-1001 Weather Scout Radar and D1-1001 Indicator Features: -252 Continental TSIO-360-MB1B intercooled with auto waste gate and Hartzell 3 bladed prop installed by Mod Squad (STC SA2445CE and SA1505GL) -Long range Monroy 110g fuel tanks (STC SA1913SO) with wing fuel level indicators -Standby secondary vacuum pump (STC SA5438SW) -Rosen adjustable sun visors -OAT gauge -Plumbed for Oxygen- no bottle or regulator -Front and rear shoulder belts Exterior: -Original paint- White base, Desert Red & Black trim -Paint is shiny in places and dull and cracking/chipping in others. -Windows are in good condition with no major scratches or cracks, no leaks -Bottom of fuel tanks show minor signs of being wet but no active drips Interior: -Red leather upholstery and carpet installed 2001 (1783TT) -No rips or tears Damage history: -1984 NTSB narrative “Door popped open after liftoff…during distraction prop tips struck runway. Power was reduced, landed gear up." The prop and engine have since been replaced. Airworthiness Directives: -Up to date. Recent Maintenance: -2023 Replaced both wing fuel sumps with new -2023 Replaced Prop and Throttle cables with new McFarland Vernier parts, new ignition harness wires, replaced ELT and engine battery. -2022 Overhauled fuel system -2022 Inspected airframe for corrosion in accordance with M20-208B. No problems found. -2021 New Tires, tubes, brake linings, spark plugs, battery, and air filter. -2012/ TT:1808- Turbo Overhauled with new V-band clamps. Overhauled the gear motor and emergency extension. Installed overhauled vacuum pump. Certifications: -Annual Inspection: 2/10/23, TT1808. Compressions: 75, 68, 64, 71, 74, 72 -Transponder, Altimeter, Pitot Static Test: 11/12/2021 Notes: -Aircraft sat idle from 2012-2021. Flew cross country spring 2023. Times will change as aircraft is currently being flown -Complete and scanned log books. Engine log book was reconstructed by IA from original book copies. -Clean and clear title. N231JN.EngineLog.pdf N231JN.PropLog.pdf Airworthiness.updated11_21_22.pdf N231JN.AirframeLog.Book2.pdf N231JN.AirframeLog.Book1.pdf
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If you are using any lightweight starter on a TCM TSIO360-MB engine in a Mooney with a 14v electrical system - BEWARE. In my Mooney 262 the lightweight starter caused the starter T-Drive gear and shaft to fracture in flight with a resultant simultaneous vacuum and low voltage warning. Fortunately, my airplane is equipped with a second alternator and electric vacuum backups. The failure stopped the T-drive from working properly and I had a partial loss of power due to the turbo filling with oil. My IA did some research and it turns out that TCM does not recommend any version of a lightweight starter on this engine in a 14v Mooney (28V system is OK). The only starter safe to use is the old version PN: 646238-R. I think that the only models with a 14v system running the MB engine are the converted 231's. It's always something, Jeff
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HELLO! I am trying to find copies of the Coy Jacob's ModWorks 262 conversion from a 231 to the 262. Specifically I need a copy of the STC for a serial number prior SN: 25-1000. I also need a copy of the AFMS (Approved Flight Manual Supplement). I would appreciate any help! Thanks, Jeff