"No," he said. "Don't bother." "We haven't had enough repair work on
F225s to keep anyone busy here, and some of these motors have 600 hours
on them. The odds are well on your side."

But also consider the dealer's profit margin on doing the work out of
warranty is a lot better.

"Bill Kearney" wrote in message
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"No," he said. "Don't bother." "We haven't had enough repair work on
F225s to keep anyone busy here, and some of these motors have 600 hours
on them. The odds are well on your side."

But also consider the dealer's profit margin on doing the work out of
warranty is a lot better.


In that case, it sounds like a win-win situation. The owner might not need
the work done. If he does, the dealer makes money, instead of some far-flung
insurance firm that'll probably be out of business when you need them.