Jabiru UL-430
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Summary
Exceptional Jabiru UL-430 (£14k), fast & fun. Always hangared, superb paint, recent rudder/brake upgrades. Engine replaced at 933hrs, now just 254hrs with larger carb, Hercules prop, and carb heater. Cruises 90kts at 13-14lts/hr. Equipped with 8.33khz radio, transponder, strobes. Permitted to 2026. Includes extensive tools & spares. Ready for discerning pilot at Membury.
Description
Fast, and fun to fly.
Syndicate is moving on.
Always hangared, the aircraft is based near Swindon, at Membury.
An all weather airfield, with two tarmac runways, and three grass runways. Ideal Hangarage.
Jabiru UL430 - PFA 274A-13356 - October 1999.
Completed by ST Aviation.
Superb Murray Flint paintwork.
Full Height Rudder conversion by Skycraft in 2012.
Complete with Lighter Spec brake overhaul (discs, pads and callipers)
Defective windscreen surround rectified by Targett in 2023 (at great cost!)
Airframe currently has 948hrs.
Engine replaced at aircraft 933hrs with engine from Dave Almey at Skycraft.
No 22A3446, with larger carb, at just 240 hrs, after precautionary overhaul.
Hercules 58x38 prop fitted at aircraft 925hrs.
Noticeable improvement on the Jab prop.
Dual power electric ice-away carburetor heater fitted for carefree flying.
Engine currently at just 254hrs, after 5hr service with oil and filter change, etc.
Cruise at 90knt with usual Jabiru economy of 13-14lts/hr.
Tank lining restricts fuel to Avgas.
I'm told that an upgraded tank may be available for £750
Usual basic instrumentation and kit
Panel Radio:- Icom IC-A220T 8.33khz
Panel Transponder:- Garmin GTX320 (Charlie)
Strobes top and bottom for good visibility.
Permitted to 01/06/2026, can be renewed prior to sale
Weight and balance carried out 20/04/2024
Fully insured at £21,000.
Complete set of tools and spares.
Spanners, Torque wrenches with sockets, cylinder leak down tester, etc.
Tyres and tubes. New high crank Odyssey PC625 battery as spare.
Boxes full of bits, nuts, etc.
Any Inspection welcome, but no more time wasters, please.