MX-7-235

MAULE AIR, founded in 1941 by B.D. Maule, is a manufacturer of light, single-engine aircraft known for short take-off and landing (STOL) capabilities. The company is headquartered in Moultrie, Georgia, U.S., and began aircraft production in 1957 with the M-4 “Bee-Dee.” Maule aircraft are characterized by their tube-and-fabric designs and are favored by bush pilots for their utility and durable construction, often featuring tailwheel or amphibious landing gear configurations.

The MX-7-235 is a foundational model in the Maule lineup, part of the M-7 series which first flew in 1984. The MX-7-235 is a variant designed for outstanding performance, typically equipped with a 235 HP Lycoming engine.

Various access solutions can be used for routine maintenance on the MX-7-235. Modular Stepover Platforms and Super Trestle Scaffold are ideal for general access across the fuselage and wing areas, facilitating detailed work on the Wing Box, Fuel Tanks, and Wing & Engine Pylon sections. For vertical reach to the Tail Section (Empennage), including the Vertical and Horizontal Stabilizers, access platforms like the Ultraraise and Easyraise provide the necessary height. Access Stands and Platform Ladder products are suitable for precise work on the Nose Section (Windshield & Cockpit) and the Landing Gear for both Nose and Main components. For general overall access (AF-BF) and servicing the Forward Fuselage, flexible platform solutions enhance workflow.