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180 & 235 CG amendment to AFM

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Service Letter 567 January 25, 1971 refers to the availability of a flight manual supplement that expands the CG range for certain 180s and 235s.
Does anyone have a PDF copy of the referenced Supplement No. 2 to the Airplane Flight Manual, Report No. VB-261 that they can post here?
Thank you.
Squito
 
This looks like it is for the 180 only. I don't see any reffderence to 235.
 
It would be nice to have this info on the 235
 
I have a copy of the REPORT VB-261 from 'Skywag'.. it does not mention 235 ..It is for Model PA-28-180.It is about utility category loading and normal category loading.
 
If some one has "Center of gravity " range and weight suplement fotm the 235, I would like to get a copy. I don't understand how you could load an additiopnal 500 pounds into the 235. That is a fuel tank that would be 18'" x 26" x 40" in the back seat area.
 
I have never seen anything about applying to the 235 You can already haul your 9' Steinway Model "D" concert grand in that model!!
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The Steinway would have to be cut up in small pieces to fit. When we ferried the 235 to Europe we packaged the seat in the bask and had about a 50 gallon tank in the seat area.
 

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