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One of the guys out at my airport (Pell City, AL - KPLR) had a small incursion yesterday when someone backed into his plane, and he is now in need of a left aileron for his 252. Part number would be 230015-505 LH. He puts about 500 hours per year on his plane as he uses it in his business. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Finding good used ailerons is nearly impossible. If he's flying that much he should just get a new one from the factory and ring up the offender's insurance agent.

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14 minutes ago, KSMooniac said:

Finding good used ailerons is nearly impossible. If he's flying that much he should just get a new one from the factory and ring up the offender's insurance agent.

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I think he's married to the offender.....

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Well, that slightly complicates things! I suspect the price of a new one will warrant an insurance claim...or he can sit AOG for a long time looking for a used one at a cheaper but still expensive cost.

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Can ailerons be re-skined like flaps can be?

They have been for things like hail damage, but I suspect if both sides are damaged new is the better option.
At least he may not need new control weights too!


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So far, two have been located - Mooney can get one in about 4 weeks and Paul Loewen has one and will call Monday to discuss getting it here.

 

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1 hour ago, kortopates said:


They have been for things like hail damage, but I suspect if both sides are damaged new is the better option.
At least he may not need new control weights too!

Or, just buff it out.

:rolleyes:

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1 hour ago, Oldguy said:

So far, two have been located - Mooney can get one in about 4 weeks and Paul Loewen has one and will call Monday to discuss getting it here.

 

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Hold my beer and watch this...

I suspect the ribs are bent.

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