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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jul 4, 2007
Description:
After talking with a freind about the SeaRey's range versus my range, they went out an bought the best gift ever: a bailer.
Date Taken:
Jul 4, 2007
Place Taken:
The local pharmacy
Owner:
Dennis Vogan
File Name:
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Category:
35, Take II
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Dan Nickens - Jul 04,2007
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That's a fancy bailer, Dennis. Does it come with a users manual? Having experience with a similar model, I recommend taking the white thing off before adding liquids.
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Dennis Vogan - Jul 04,2007
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Comes with other attatchments too!
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Lee Coulman - Jul 04,2007
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Dennis<br />Maybe this device will help to reduce the swelling in your nylon barrel pulley?
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Kenneth Leonard - Jul 05,2007
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Wait! Another flat bottomed tank!
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Dennis Vogan - Jul 06,2007
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Ken, it's a reverse reserve tank.
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Frank A. Carr - Jul 06,2007
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I can't figure out how you would use this in a SeaRey without autopilot. Heck, with one hand on the control, and one on the flat bottom tank, how do you even get the white thingie off? Does it have an external drain or water separator? This may be a Gilhooey.
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Dennis Scearce - Jul 06,2007
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Yeah, it takes all my facilities to just keep the plane in the air. It may be easier to just land and whiz
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Charles Pickett - Jul 06,2007
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You guys have got it all wrong. and I know you all know better. the truth is it all goes in the bilge then the white cover opens and spills pine sol and water mixture just before the pump comes on
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Frank A. Carr - Jul 06,2007
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I think you've got it...just watch where you stand when the pump comes on.
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Charles Pickett - Jul 06,2007
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Sitting at 1200' No standing room
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Steve Gromak - Jul 07,2007
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Dennis I got one of those fancy bailers this spring...I love it, oh what a relief it is! !
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Bruno Grondin - Jul 14,2007
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Pennis oups Dennis.... just watch for your W & B dont put it too aft or too in the front.... or simply drink it back to be shure for a best C/G...hahahahahaha<br /><br />Bruno.....
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