Clay Hammond
Registered User
Rhinebeck NY (NY94)
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!
thanks!
Husky Cabin Width
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Floatin_around
Registered User
Florida
you my friend are a BRAVE hombre. 
Gotta love it...
Ki
Gotta love it...
Ki
Clay Hammond
Registered User
Rhinebeck NY (NY94)
its a simple question.....
Longwinglover
Registered User
Charlotte, NC
Clay,
I honestly think this was covered before. Couple of years ago.
John Scott
I honestly think this was covered before. Couple of years ago.
John Scott
Clay Hammond
Registered User
Rhinebeck NY (NY94)
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
Registered User
Anchorage, Alaska
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.
I can get the dimensions for you in about an hour if somone hasn't posted by then.
Dave Calkins
Registered User
Anchorage, Alaska
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
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
Registered User
Rhinebeck NY (NY94)
Exactly what I was looking for....thanks!
Clay Hammond
Registered User
Rhinebeck NY (NY94)
Hey! My dog is not fat....just big boned.
Dave Calkins
Registered User
Anchorage, Alaska
You asked for front-seat dim.'s too.
Your "dog" going in the front seat?
Your "dog" going in the front seat?
Floatin_around
Registered User
Florida
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.
Dave, thanks for the dim's... good to have.
Clay Hammond
Registered User
Rhinebeck NY (NY94)
Well she flies while I nap in the back and hang my head out the door.....you should see us when we switch seats 
Steve Pierce
BENEFACTOR
Graham, TX
My 150 lb. body fits both pretty good. I am not picky when I am bumming. :lol:
Dave Calkins
Registered User
Anchorage, Alaska
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.
Really big guys may have varied results. Especially with the trim wheel being right there at your hip.
