Trick for fuel tank repair

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Hank, thanks for your explanation.  I hope it all works out with the new planes Mooney makes.  However, I'm pretty sure the Beech Sierra tanks were also built without "square" tanks in the wing.  I remember seeing the ribs at the bottom of my tanks.  Either way, putting the sealant in the joints and putting the wing together with improved sealant sounds like a "fix" to me.

[MyNameIsNobody]

Wowwie!!!

 

Just so all the folks can know....

I got a PM from nobody with a empty vailed "is this a threat?"

to tell me "something"...

 

.................  here it is............................... below..............

 

Hope we can meet sometime so I can tell you what I really think of you

I am a face to face kind of guy. Thanks for sharing. Again, Have a super nice day...

MyNameIsNobody

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Sent Today, 11:55 AM

Until then. Have a "nice" day.

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Really though,,,

If he really wants to tell Me, what he really thinks of me..

He should just Say it,,

Sooo.....   just what do you really think of me?..

[MyNameIsNobody]

When you say what you really think...your thread gets banned, you get banned, I get banned.

Face to face. THAT is the way to communicate...when it is personal.

[Andy95W]

Sooo.....   just what do you really think of me?..

Well, I'd start by saying since you don't own a Mooney your opinion has relatively less value than others who post here that do.

And since you say by your avatar that you "wish for a C or E or F.. cant justify the expence" [sic], your motives behind giving your opinion about a fairly expensive fuel tank repair, or a MooneySpace member who was just trying to do something nice for another member, are suspicious.

And finally, the correct spellings are "can't" and "expense".

[jetdriven]

3 years, 6 years, that's nice, the O&N bladders in my '66E are old enough to vote (1997) and have never needed repair.

Mine are from 1991.