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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jan 27, 2005
Description:
2 hour preflight! Who says you have to store your plane for the Winter?
Date Taken:
Jan 27, 2005
Place Taken:
Wasilla
Owner:
Mark Callahan
File Name:
SnowRey_1.jpg - Photo HTML
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John Haines - Jan 27,2005
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Looks like a lot of weight on the wings.
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Frank A. Carr - Jan 27,2005
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Snow doesn't belong on SeaReys nor sailboats.
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Roberta Hegy - Jan 27,2005
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Cruelty to SeaReys!!!
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Chet Tims - Jan 27,2005
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SeaRey sez 'Mommy !!! '
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Frank Noordhuis - Jan 28,2005
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Ah, that's a wing load test right.
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Terry Mac Neill - Jan 28,2005
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Mark,<br /><br />OOuuccchhhh
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Kenneth Leonard - Jan 28,2005
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Kinda reminds me of my first wife...brrrrrrr
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Mark Callahan - Jan 28,2005
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Believe it or not, the actual weight of the snow is minimal! I'd guess no more than 20 pounds per wing. Note the lack of slack in the tiedowns. It was a very dry and light snow, felt like styrofoam, but still took some time to shovel a path to taxi.
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Steve Gromak - Jan 28,2005
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Mark, maybe you should have pulled the gear up, dropped her on her belly and slid it out that way. Then bring the plow truck in.
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Frank A. Carr - Jan 28,2005
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It may be light and it may feel like styrofoam, but that snow stuf is still too damn cold!
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Eric Kiernan - Jan 29,2005
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Why would someone spend 40-50K and then not spend the extra$$ to preserve and protect the investment???Why? How does Mark fly?<br />
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Dave Lima - Jan 29,2005
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snow is not going to hurt a plane, it's easier on it than rain.
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Dennis Vogan - Jan 29,2005
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Ah, I 'snowbird', eh?
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Bret Smith - Jan 30,2005
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I feel your pain Mark. I brushed Streaker off this week. By today, all the ice and snow had melted out of the control surfaces. Hangers???? Hangers are for whimps...
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