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Hello,

My name is Juan R. I work for Marsh Brothers Aviation in Canada. My company designs and manufactures a couple of STCs for the Bonanza, Baron, and King Air. I would like to know and understand the most "frequent" issues that keep coming up on the Mooney fleet....real source of headaches for you the owner-pilots. I am looking for issues on the flap system, landing gear, cabin doors, seat roller...... problems that can be permanently solved by integrating one of our grease-free bushings/bearings, rollers or even a seal in the case of a dynamic application.

Note: we have a re-seal kit for the brake master cylinder on all Mooneys.

I can be reached at juanr@marshbrothersaviation.com

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1 hour ago, George Thomson said:

Thank you for your reply!

is there an issue or system that we can significantly upgrade by the integration of a grease-free bushing?

 

All of the landing gear pivots have steel bushings that need to be greased. They are messy, but are not a big maintenance concern. It would take 20 years or better to figure out if your bushings are a better deal.

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34 minutes ago, N201MKTurbo said:

All of the landing gear pivots have steel bushings that need to be greased. They are messy, but are not a big maintenance concern. It would take 20 years or better to figure out if your bushings are a better deal.

Thank you for your reply. that is exactly one of the many benefits with our bushings; They eliminate the need for repetitive lubrication! 

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A.I. alert. Read the reply but didn't really understand it. Still responded confidently.

So George/Juan,  can your bushings replace my old muffler bearings? Mine are almost worn out because of the wear they get every time I change the oil in the battery. Its a common problem with early Mooneys. 

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Strange user ‘name’ - why not his real name? George? Interesting choice…

their website and email posted does have a website…

 

-Don

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9 hours ago, Joshua Blackh4t said:

A.I. alert. Read the reply but didn't really understand it. Still responded confidently.

So George/Juan,  can your bushings replace my old muffler bearings? Mine are almost worn out because of the wear they get every time I change the oil in the battery. Its a common problem with early Mooneys. 

Why do we feel compelled to attack anyone who comes here to help?  It took a while, but we finally got rid of Clarence.  Got rid of Jonny.  Got rid of some other vendors.  If we all work together in a coordinated attack, we can probably destroy MooneySpace.

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7 minutes ago, Fly Boomer said:

Why do we feel compelled to attack anyone who comes here to help?  It took a while, but we finally got rid of Clarence.  Got rid of Jonny.  Got rid of some other vendors.  If we all work together in a coordinated attack, we can probably destroy MooneySpace.

I agree with you that people on here have been mean to many vendors.

However, I honestly don't believe this is a real person. If we can find any evidence that this is not an AI (again), then I will apologise entirely and unreservedly 

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Marsh brothers makes lots of things for Aerostars. They are the real deal. I have purchased from them before. They also have items on aircraft spruce. 

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Yeah, but it doesnt mean the 'person' posting here is actually affiliated with Marsh.

The question is only why. Is it market research? Is someone trying to test our gullibility?

I mean, read what they posted, does anyone really think that is an actual person who knows about aircraft?

 

Once again, if I'm wrong, I apologise

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11 minutes ago, Joshua Blackh4t said:

Yeah, but it doesnt mean the 'person' posting here is actually affiliated with Marsh.

The question is only why. Is it market research? Is someone trying to test our gullibility?

I mean, read what they posted, does anyone really think that is an actual person who knows about aircraft?

 

Once again, if I'm wrong, I apologise

Josh,

I think you’re over reading this. Potential vendors often have a single profile with multiple employees posting.  For example, EarthX has had both the CEO and a sales executive post from a single profile. Also his reply was directly related to Rich’s post about annual bushing lubrication. It may not have been worded as eloquently as it could have, but I don’t get the sense that Juan is a bot.

I would be interested in seat rollers if they significantly reduced friction. My seats move fine but it’s still a two handed operation.

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6 minutes ago, Shadrach said:

I would be interested in seat rollers if they significantly reduced friction. My seats move fine but it’s still a two handed operation.

Contact @DonMuncy

I installed his Delrin rollers.  Only issue is that when you unlatch the seat, the tilt of the Mooney on the ground is enough to slide ALL the way back, NOW. :D

 

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13 hours ago, hammdo said:

Strange user ‘name’ - why not his real name? George? Interesting choice…

I thought it was a little strange, too. But company accounts need a name, and all posts are not always made by just one person.

Besides, while my screen name will get a much better response from me if you call it out in a room full of people, not one letter in it shows up on my government-issued ID.

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17 hours ago, Joshua Blackh4t said:

A.I. alert. Read the reply but didn't really understand it. Still responded confidently.

So George/Juan,  can your bushings replace my old muffler bearings? Mine are almost worn out because of the wear they get every time I change the oil in the battery. It’s a common problem with early Mooneys. 

Why not just reach out to him at juanr@marshbrothersaviation.com to see if he responds before taking the thread a completely different direction?

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On 9/20/2024 at 4:07 PM, George Thomson said:

Hello,

My name is Juan R. I work for Marsh Brothers Aviation in Canada. My company designs and manufactures a couple of STCs for the Bonanza, Baron, and King Air. I would like to know and understand the most "frequent" issues that keep coming up on the Mooney fleet....real source of headaches for you the owner-pilots. I am looking for issues on the flap system, landing gear, cabin doors, seat roller...... problems that can be permanently solved by integrating one of our grease-free bushings/bearings, rollers or even a seal in the case of a dynamic application.

Note: we have a re-seal kit for the brake master cylinder on all Mooneys.

I can be reached at juanr@marshbrothersaviation.com

No back springs and damaged nose gear trusses.

 

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On 9/20/2024 at 9:04 PM, Joshua Blackh4t said:

A.I. alert. Read the reply but didn't really understand it. Still responded confidently.

I think he understood the question well but didn't want to engage in a fight over whether it will really take 20 years to prove their parts' worth or not. What was he supposed to say? Provide details and hijack the conversation? He's not here to sell products. He's trying to scope for new ideas...

@George Thomson i don't mind the greasing honesty. It takes 1hr of my time every 6 months but if you could redesign the landing gear with higher turn radius, you'll be a hero. 

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On 9/21/2024 at 6:32 AM, Fly Boomer said:

It took a while, but we finally got rid of Clarence.

I miss him here and he's not responding to email inquiries anymore, either. Though kindness and manners were made to prevail during the fight that resulted in his ejection, I don't recall any significant contribution since that moment by those who were offended by Clarence and taught him that he's not above us. 

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On 9/22/2024 at 7:18 AM, FlyingDude said:

I think he understood the question well but didn't want to engage in a fight over whether it will really take 20 years to prove their parts' worth or not. What was he supposed to say? Provide details and hijack the conversation? He's not here to sell products. He's trying to scope for new ideas...

@George Thomson i don't mind the greasing honesty. It takes 1hr of my time every 6 months but if you could redesign the landing gear with higher turn radius, you'll be a hero. 

Thank you for your input. 

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On 9/21/2024 at 6:44 AM, Joshua Blackh4t said:

I agree with you that people on here have been mean to many vendors.

However, I honestly don't believe this is a real person. If we can find any evidence that this is not an AI (again), then I will apologise entirely and unreservedly 

Hi Joshua, The name of the Company Owner is  George Thomson. I created an account under his name with same login credentials as the one he has for Beechtalk so we/I do not have to deal with multiple paswords and usernames. My name is jUAN Rivera, and you can reach me at 647 829 6923. or juanr@marshbrothersaviation.com

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On 9/21/2024 at 9:16 AM, Shadrach said:

Josh,

I think you’re over reading this. Potential vendors often have a single profile with multiple employees posting.  For example, EarthX has had both the CEO and a sales executive post from a single profile. Also his reply was directly related to Rich’s post about annual bushing lubrication. It may not have been worded as eloquently as it could have, but I don’t get the sense that Juan is a bot.

I would be interested in seat rollers if they significantly reduced friction. My seats move fine but it’s still a two handed operation.

Hi Ross,

I would be interested in knowing more about the current rollers used on the Mooney? are they made out of Nylon? you can reach me at juanr@marshbrothersaviation.com

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