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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jan 18, 2007
Description:
To prepare for the Kitplanes photographer, the back doors were taken off the Maule. Strangely, it didn’t fly much different than with them on. It did, however, make a difference when the 260 pound photographer took up position with forty pounds of gear behind the front seats.
The photographer made some nice SeaRey pictures. Carolyn Spratt made some Maule pictures every bit as good as his.
Date Taken:
Jan 18, 2007
Place Taken:
Lake Harris, FL
Owner:
Carolyn Spratt
File Name:
9914Maule.jpg - Photo HTML
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Category:
34, Florida Flying
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Jon Ladd - Jan 19,2007
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260? No wonder you needed the Maule for the photo plane.
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Robert Lee - Jan 21,2007
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She is a good looking plane, even half dressed.
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John Robert Dunlop - Jan 29,2007
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Does the nose gear always hang down that far? I don't remember that from your pontoon boat docking..
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Dan Nickens - Jan 29,2007
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Yes, it looks a bit extreme from down low, John, but that is the way it works. Makes a fine dock bumper too.
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