Lifting Procedure
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B1-L1 |
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Beech 90 Series |
B2-L1 |
Lifting and Shoring |
JACKING
The aircraft has provisions for a three-point jack- pad system. Two pads are located on the center section rear spar inboard of each nacelle and one is
near the aft edge of the nose wheel well, to the left of the fuselage
center line. If all of the landing
gear is to be raised off the ground, the fuel in the wings should be evenly distributed. It
is permissible to
jack the aircraft with a full fuel
load.
When jacking
individual wheels, use an automotive type jack
with a lifting capacity of at least
1/2 of the gross weight of the aircraft.
Jack points on
each
main and nose landing
gear axle enable the individual raising of each wheel for changing tires or wheel
brake repair
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The aircraft may be hoisted for maintenance or parts replacement. A minimum overhead clearance of 17 feet and a hoist of at least 10,000 pounds in capacity are required for hoisting. If it is necessary to hoist the aircraft with one or both engines removed, use a sling under the tail. The tail mooring hole can be used to hold the sling in position.
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PTP Beech 90 Series |
B1 |
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B2 |
LOC |
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