Baron B58 100 hourly cost
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Baron B58 100 hourly cost
Hello,
I'm interested to hear from anyone who owns or operates a B58 what your "average" 100hrly is costing. I understand it varies but just a ball park or the last three times it went through the hangar would be good.
OCTA
I'm interested to hear from anyone who owns or operates a B58 what your "average" 100hrly is costing. I understand it varies but just a ball park or the last three times it went through the hangar would be good.
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Sched 5? About $1500 
(Or maybe $150,000)
The main variables being where it's been before, how rigorously Schedule 5 has been interpreted and how much there is to catch up on, which on an old Baron is potentially quite a lot.
(Or maybe $150,000)The main variables being where it's been before, how rigorously Schedule 5 has been interpreted and how much there is to catch up on, which on an old Baron is potentially quite a lot.
Last edited by Clearedtoreenter; 12th Jul 2013 at 01:20.
Ok, I'll start. I reckon the low water mark would be about $5k, and the high water mark $15k. The trouble is that twins have many things that have their own recurrent schedules, props, governors, magnetos, heaters, control cables, ..the list goes on. Depending on what other components need to be done co-incident with the 100 hourly can dwarf the pure 100 hourly items.
