Topic: Welcome rc135pilot!
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Welcome Bill.
135 pilot as in refuler?
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I'm very familiar with the 135 as I worked on the CFM-56 re-engining and mod program at Boeing about 20 years ago. Of course, piloting a C3 Corvette is a lot of fun too. 
Larry
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I flew the RCs out of Offutt '72 to '76, water wagons and fans prior to the reengine. Now, just trying to pilot my '71 454 LS6 bored 30 over that has been a hanger queen since '92....brake issues after sitting sooo long. Replaced calipers, rubber lines, proporationing valve, master cylinder and booster twice and it still is spongey after putting at least 3 gallons of brake fluid thru the system trying to get the air out. I will be checking the metal lines and connection blocks next after seeing a post here about finding a cracked connection block.
