This Piper Archer Just Got a New Engine… Wait Until You Hear It

Prime the engine with fuel, turn on the electric fuel pump and engage the starter to hear this new Lycoming engine come to life. N33121 a 1975 Piper Archer PA-28-180 just got out of its annual and is ready to break in the newly installed Lycoming engine. You are in the cockpit as we fire up the engine, taxi for run-up and go through our check list items before taking to the skies. Listen to ATC communication at a Class-D Airport in Hartford, CT. This is Part-1 (of 2) where run into an issue during taxi and have to make the go, no-go decision ...

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0:00 - Talking with KHFD Ground ATC
0:23 - Engine Start
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