Re: Overhaul versus rebuilt
| December 09, 2004 08:14PM |
I don't know what is the exact right terms but I agree with Mike, and I would break it down this way perhaps.
481 - Rebuilding
497 - Overhaul
473 - shop work
There used to be a definition of all this but I am not sure I ever knew the difference as defined by the mechanics. They were classified as
Class 4 Overhaul, Class 3, Class 2, Class 1. Like I said I need to defer to the experts on this. Hey, all I do is make videos, not rebuild engines!!! Actually this time of year I am simply a clerk, and shipping agent!
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Greg
481 - Rebuilding
497 - Overhaul
473 - shop work
There used to be a definition of all this but I am not sure I ever knew the difference as defined by the mechanics. They were classified as
Class 4 Overhaul, Class 3, Class 2, Class 1. Like I said I need to defer to the experts on this. Hey, all I do is make videos, not rebuild engines!!! Actually this time of year I am simply a clerk, and shipping agent!
" />Greg
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