Husky Cabin Width

[Clay Hammond]

Anyone want to enlighten me as to how wide a Husky cabin is at the front and rear seats? Both at the hip and the head. Use a tape measure please...and then let me know.

thanks!

[Floatin_around]

you my friend are a BRAVE hombre. :drinking:

Gotta love it...
Ki

[Clay Hammond]

its a simple question.....

[Longwinglover]

Clay,

I honestly think this was covered before. Couple of years ago.

John Scott

[Clay Hammond]

Yeah I'm looking for it now, but the archive of material here is so vast that I'm having trouble locating it.

[Dave Calkins]

It was probably buried in some argument under a thread title that has nothing to do with the Husky. :)

I can get the dimensions for you in about an hour if somone hasn't posted by then.

[Dave Calkins]

Rear Seat:

Hips= 25 5/8", but If you want to include the rudder cable and fairlead that are right there in the corner, you only get 24 5/8".

Head= 27" glass to glass. If you want to be realistic and include the window frames and fuselage structure in that area, you only get 24 5/8"


Front Seat:

Hips= 25 5/8" , but the trim wheel is right at your hip joint area, so you only have 23 7/8"

Thighs= 23 1/16", with the flap lever in the flaps down position

Head= 26.5" glass to glass, 26 inches if you are realistic and include the window frames, etc.

The throttle cover panel sticks out pretty far, so remember that you'll lose a bit of elbow room there, too.

Hope this helps.

This is from an A-1B.

DAVE

[Clay Hammond]

Exactly what I was looking for....thanks!

[gdafoe]

Well Clay, will she fit???????? :o

[Clay Hammond]

Hey! My dog is not fat....just big boned.

[Dave Calkins]

You asked for front-seat dim.'s too.

Your "dog" going in the front seat? :D

[Floatin_around]

see clay, I knew it would not be long before someone started the name calling... LOL

Dave, thanks for the dim's... good to have.

[Clay Hammond]

Well she flies while I nap in the back and hang my head out the door.....you should see us when we switch seats :crazyeyes:

[Taledrger]

It's enough to say that it's alot more comfortable than a SuperCub :peeper

[Steve Pierce]

My 150 lb. body fits both pretty good. I am not picky when I am bumming. :lol:

[Dave Calkins]

I'm fine in both a/c.

Really big guys may have varied results. Especially with the trim wheel being right there at your hip.