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pistongone
21st Feb 2016, 16:46
I am looking for a knowledgeable engineer, preferably with experience on PA28's to accompany me to Bagby to inspect a potential purchase. Obviously reasonable remuneration and travelling, possibly a good lunch and beverage supplied too! I will be driving so pick up and return will be no problem, I am coming from the London area. Will also be needing someone to ferry it to a London based airfield if the purchase goes ahead.
Thanks in advance,
PG.

Curlytips
21st Feb 2016, 19:14
Hi pistongone. Once you have your engineer, I could help with ferrying back. PM me with details and I can tell you my location etc. Might even be able to fly you and engineer up there in first instance.....

Mach Jump
21st Feb 2016, 19:28
Hi PG.

Les Scattergood would be a good choice for that job.

Les recently retired as the Chief Engineer, and owner of Sherburn Engineering, and so I would think that by now, Mrs.Scattergood would be glad to get him out from under her feet for a day!

Les can still be contacted through Sherburn Engineering, and may even have some knowledge of the actual aircraft you are thinking of buying, whilst, at the same time, being far enough away from Bagby to give you an independent inspection.

If you need the aircraft ferried, I know a couple of pilots who would be happy to do that for just some lunch and a train ticket home.


MJ:ok:

pistongone
21st Feb 2016, 21:18
Thanks for the info MJ, I will call him tomorrow for a chat. The plane, i think, has been maintained for the last 5 or so years at Bagby? So probably not one of his recent customers?
Best Regards PG.

MrAverage
22nd Feb 2016, 12:51
Can't go wrong with Riad at Elstree:


Professional Profile (http://www.plane-integrity.com/page9.htm)


Our Club can also help with getting you and or him up there by air if you wish.

Genghis the Engineer
22nd Feb 2016, 15:41
One thing you won't have trouble with, clearly, is finding a pilot who fancies a free trip in a PA28!

G

PENNINE BOY
22nd Feb 2016, 22:49
Take a good engineer and check the paperwork very carefully!
Could be ex Fly Bpl aircraft from Blackpool! Would not touch with a barge pole!:ugh:

Flyingmac
23rd Feb 2016, 07:29
It's not. No connection.

N707ZS
23rd Feb 2016, 17:00
Is Bagby open at the moment or is it still waterlogged?


Do you not trust the engineers available on site?

Mach Jump
23rd Feb 2016, 23:18
Do you not trust the engineers available on site?

With the best will in the world, you're hardly going to get an objective opinion on how well an aircraft has been maintained from the people who have likely been maintaining it.

An independent opinion is essential before buying an aircraft.


MJ:ok: