1973 Cessna Skylane

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Texas Skyways 182 Conversion! 2500 TBO Engine Cruise Speed 157 Knots (TAS) Fuel Burn Per Hour is 14 Gallons Per hours Take off runway 500FT Rate of climb 1600 88 Gallon Fuel take Airframe has 3080 hours Total Time 566 since Texas Skyways installed With TBO of 2500 New hartzell Prop has 40 Hours on it. ADSB in and out. Hartzell 3 blade prop, Knots 2u Main gear Fairing Kit, Robertson Stol High Lift Kit Airframe has 3080 hours Benefits include: Shorter take-off and landing distances (as much as 50% reduction on some models) are realized as a result of the increased efficiency and lifting ability of the wing. A substantially increased safety margin can be realized by operating your aircraft at the old performance figures. This benefit is best appreciated when flying in gusty conditions or flying through wind shear. Slower speeds near the ground at takeoff and landing due to the full-flap system. In and engine out emergency, slower speeds and added controllability reduce impact effects. Sharp, crisp control at slower speeds and into the stall due to stall fences and aileron gap seals. Takeoff with reduced power (75%) eliminates the need to reduce power immediately after takeoff. This not only preserves your engine but reduces the chance of engine failure after takeoff. (Most engine failures after takeoff occur during the first power reduction.) Reduced insurance rates are available to owners of R/STOL equipped aircraft due to the excellent safety record compiled through the years. Enhanced cruise speeds on most models are a result of gap seals and a generally more efficient wing. Automatic elevator trim that avoids need for pilots attention when flaps are extended during critical landing regime Call John Cromer at (336) 340-8747 Plane is sold as is Where is Buyer can have airplane inspected on site at KSIF by appointment at private hangar.