Botched landing, almost botched last second go around.Whoa. That guy took off the wrong way at Johnson creek :O. The guy on the deck is saying some words.....
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.Botched landing, almost botched last second go around.
Wow, that’s like a Pod Party right there Bill!
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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.View attachment 33826
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?
Yeah I always wondered why they went with the bungee trim.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.
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.
Yep, the guy who did my check ride got a gash just before getting in the plane. I still passed tho.Don't forget those god forsaken flap hinges that have scalped many people. My head still hurts
Yeah and look at the flag, reaffirming what a capital dips**t this guy is. What was he thinking.
Don't forget those god forsaken flap hinges that have scalped many people. My head still hurts
The flap hangars are useful for keeping the riff-raff away.
Yeah and look at the flag, reaffirming what a capital dips**t this guy is. What was he thinking.
Saw one at OSH one year that they had split foam pool noodles to put over the meat hooks...One of yours took me down. I was used to supercubs, ducking enough to get under the wing. Not so with huskys
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Saw one at OSH one year that they had split foam pool noodles to put over the meat hooks...
Some of the dealers deliver them with tennis balls or other “cushions” on those flap hangars. They’ve got me more than once.
of course, I’ve also walked into the trailing edge of more than one cub wing.....dang ball caps hide things.
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There's both gary's and my plane in the top pic. Can't really see it but I was sporting a super fancy bedspread for an engine blanket.
One of yours took me down. I was used to supercubs, ducking enough to get under the wing. Not so with huskys
I'm truly sorry, and I did not mean to include you in the rif-raff. Let's blame Pierce. I assume it was around that part of the world?
[ I'm truly sorry, and I did not mean to include you in the rif-raff.
I've done graduated to a nice cover from Bruce's now ;-)Said "super fancy bedspread"....
But then there was a lot of that (sleeping bag specials) going around that day... 8)
Throw in a set of ear lappers and we've got another episode of grumpy old men.Said "super fancy bedspread"....
But then there was a lot of that (sleeping bag specials) going around that day... 8)