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Likes: Never been the only husky at a super cub party but I have been the only husky at a husky party. Just saying....
Never been the only husky at a super cub party but I have been the only husky at a husky party. Just saying....
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Former Super Cub owner, and a current Husky owner this is spot on. Thanks for the laugh. Husky party + Boulevard Wheat. SJ will probably recognize it.
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Hey, bring a smile, they are great planes. Anything is better than driving in a Chevy Vega
I don't know where you've been me lad, but I see you won first Prize!
Yep. Love my plane. No regrets. Just seems that the husky group is a bit more independent and doesn't really get together as a group much?
Whoa. I've never had that happen ��
I party with plenty of husky owners. Swing by my hangar sometime. Cold beer in the fridge.Originally Posted by N85HY
Last edited by gkm; 11-27-2017 at 01:21 AM.
Those Husky's look familiar!! We had some good Husky parties in AK this year.
I feel left out.
Kurt
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Some people just wouldn't know class if it was stuck to the bottom of their shoe...from a husky...
How about a Husky at a helicopter party?
MTV
They show up around here more often than not...
Although I knew one geologist that owned one and he was a good guy, most are flown by Goverment types in AK.
No one wants to be associated with that crowd...
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Really? All the Husky owners/pilots in Alaska I know are non government types. About 7 or 8 off the top of my head. Not that Im a government type, but what is wrong with being associated with "government types"? School teachers, police, fire fighters, highway maintenance crews, military, what is wrong with these types?
Husky out number Super Cubs around here. Actually work a little better than a cub around here cause everything is so far away and the density altitude doesn't bother them as much.
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I believe that was me at breezy point this spring in the third pictureThey show up around here more often than not...
Might need some directions.I party with plenty of husky owners. Swing by my hangar sometime. Cold beer in the fridge.
Trees don't bother them as much either.Husky out number Super Cubs around here. Actually work a little better than a cub around here cause everything is so far away and the density altitude doesn't bother them as much.
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Is this one a cross dresser?
I wonder how Aviat decides on the N numbers on the airplanes built for the open market. I think they throw darts at a board with letters and numbers on it. They seem to be all over the place with N numbers. I like seeing an old PA18 with its original number, C180's too. Never been a fan of vanity numbers.
Many of those tail numbers are chosen by dealers, others are just some contraction of “Husky”, as in HU or HY.
MTV
Some dealers and factory use the WY, for Wyoming on their N numbers.
Thats funny!Is this one a cross dresser?
Yes, that I can figure out but still think its kind of wonky.
That was you in the top picture too Gary.
Gary is my brother. Hotel Yankee on here. His tail number is 399HY. Mine is 85HY. We live about 10 miles apart. Both have grass strips at home. He has all black stripes, I have the red stripe. Thinking the top pic is Gary but third one is definitely me. I remember that cub next to me. Nice cub.
Last edited by N85HY; 11-28-2017 at 08:27 PM.
My tail number is the last digits of serial number plus HY for "husky" I believe.
Whoa. That guy took off the wrong way at Johnson creek :O. The guy on the deck is saying some words.....
Wow, that’s like a Pod Party right there Bill!
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Botched landing, almost botched last second go around.
There's a lot of runway there to be that close to that house. Bet there were some bricks **** that day. Wowza. My first real mountain experience was at Johnson creek. Tried to ready myself as much as possible before going but still Intimidating to say the least for a flatlander. By the second day I was feeling much more comfortable. Love that place. Wish I could spend more time out there.
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Bill took this 2 years ago of us stoping for a swim on North Fox Island. Really cold water! Major shrinkage!
Lou
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Yeah and look at the flag, reaffirming what a capital dips**t this guy is. What was he thinking.Trees don't bother them as much either.
I'm just poking fun at some 'old' government pilot types that frequent this site. I don't have anything too serious against
the Husky...The pitch trim and the 1400 screws that hold them together is about it.
Yeah I always wondered why they went with the bungee trim.
Don't forget those god forsaken flap hinges that have scalped many people. My head still hurts
Yep, the guy who did my check ride got a gash just before getting in the plane. I still passed tho.
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