Even if you have the spin on filter don't ignore the screen unless it 
has been removed. I find it interesting that everyone so far has 
found it necessary to mention the twister pliers. I have had my A&P 
license for 30 years and never owned a set.

Kevin1

--- In [email protected], <les...@...> wrote:
>
> Two things:
> 
> 1. Only a Nebraska farmer would post to our list at 4:30 on a 
Saturday morning! BTW, the price of Roundup is going down!
> 
> 2. Figure $20 for a filter and $25 for oil to do your own oil 
change, so less than $50 if you want to figure in the cost of a bit 
of safety wire and the twister...So add the $60 for your A&P and $110 
isn't too bad. I change my own, and although I'm a bit messy 
sometimes, it's simple and $60 saved is $60 earned. Of course, I have 
the spin on filter adapter (highly recommended) and the quick-drain 
(even more highly recommended) so changing oil is so simple even I 
can do it!
> 
> Larry
> N99340
> 
> ---- Scott Morgan <ercoupen25...@...> wrote: 
> > Geez, I had to pay $114 for an oil change and I thought that was 
way too much!
> > So, I bought the wire twister pliers and now do my own changes.
> >  
> > Scott
> > 
> > --- On Fri, 12/12/08, ercou...@... <ercou...@...> wrote:
> > 
> > From: ercou...@... <ercou...@...>
> > Subject: RE: [ercoupe-tech] Re Annual inspection
> > To: garrard...@...
> > Cc: djcalie...@..., noshit...@..., [email protected]
> > Date: Friday, December 12, 2008, 7:47 PM
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> > $250 for an oil change?  I change my own oil. This is legal for 
the aircraft owner to do.
> > Lee
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