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Post subject: Re: Question for seaplane drivers  Posted: 17 Oct 2019, 01:29 |
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Joined: 12/01/13
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Location: Airdrie, AB
Aircraft: Cessna A185F
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Attachment: 9C194CAA-A2C2-4283-A47A-0AC9FDA4CB6F.jpeg Attachment: 8D409130-8762-49AF-B389-FD4C8A2054F1.jpeg I rigged up this web of pulleys, cable, and spreader bars to enable float changes in my tent hangar this year. Nicer than being out in the wind on the end of a crane hook.
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