N6108L - 1995 AIR TRACTOR AT 502B


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    Aircraft Summary


    General

    Year
    1995
    Manufacturer
    AIR TRACTOR
    Model
    AT-502B
    Registration #
    N6108L
    Serial Number
    502B-0289
    FlightRules
    VFR
    Condition
    Used
    Based at
    HEE
    Total Time
    13475
    Description
    95 AT-502B, 13,750 SMOH Engine, 30 SHOT, 1132 SPOH Transland Gate, SS booms, CP's, Single point fuel, lane electric pump, fast start, smoker, rinse system, 164 gallon fuel, G4 w/L7 Lightbar, Intelliflow 2 Main landing gear has 1,968 hours remaining Tail spring has 2,800 hours remaining Lower spar caps have 4,325 hours remaining May be available for lease for the '26 spray season. $425,000, Call today!

    Airframe

    Airframe Notes
    7 ½” Transland Gate, S/S Booms, CP-11 Nozzles, Spreader, Lane Electric Pump, Satloc G4 with L7 Lightbar, IntelliFlow 2 Flow Control, Single Point fuel, 164 Gallon Fuel capacity, Kawak Throttle, Fast Start, Smoker, Rinse System

    Engine

    Engine 1 Hot Section Time
    30
    Engine 1 Time
    13750
    Engine 1 Overhaul Type
    SMOH
    Engine Notes
    Pratt & Whitney PT6A-34AG (s/n) PCE-56188 TTE 28,650 hours. TSMOH 13,750 hours SHOT 30 hours, January 2024 by AirBorne Turbines. CT Blade Tip Clearance was ground to average .012. FCU TSOH 2,250 Hours, installed February 2019 Major work performed on this engine December 2018 @ 1,233 Hobbs

    Props

    Prop Notes
    Hartzell HC-B3TN-3D (s/n) BVA19398 TSPOH 1,132 hours, December 2020 by San Antonio Propeller @ 2,339 Hobbs

    Inspection Status

    Inspection Status
    Annual Inspection: Completed March 2025 Main landing gear has 1,968 hours remaining Tail spring has 2,800 hours remaining Lower spar caps have 4,325 hours remaining Damage History: This aircraft was involved in an incident at the factory in 2024. Repairs were performed by Air Tractor. A major rebuild was performed at the Air Tractor Factory on October 2024 @ 3,444 Hobbs. The factory was responsible for repairs and maintenance that came after the incident, taking care of the Wings, Landing Gear, Side Panels and any other damage. Complete Logs: Yes


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