Purchase custom home plans or stock home plans or blueprints for your New
Home. You can also get a free design sketch of your project.

www.homehouseplansblueprints.com

See this page for Essential information about building your New Home.

www.homehouseplansblueprints.com/homehints/helpfulhomehints.html


have a great day!

orange tree wrote:

> Purchase custom home plans or stock home plans or blueprints for your New
> Home. You can also get a free design sketch of your project.
>
> www.homehouseplansblueprints.com
>
> See this page for Essential information about building your New Home.
>
> www.homehouseplansblueprints.com/homehints/helpfulhomehints.html
>
>
> have a great day!


Will this work ok with a Lycoming, or should we use an auto engine?

Jerry

>> See this page for Essential information about building your New Home.

("Jerry Springer" wrote)
> Will this work ok with a Lycoming, or should we use an auto engine?


If adding a wing to your New Home, consider choosing plywood vs. aluminum.


Montblack
"Norm" - either one, Cheers or This Old House.

"Jerry Springer" > wrote

> Will this work ok with a Lycoming, or should we use an auto engine?

Auto engines (or a few of them) will be necessary, as the plane will need to
be really, really big, to haul around one of these houses. <g>
--
Jim in NC

I remember, years ago, reading about a home that rotated 180 degrees. Used
a surplus B-29 prop pitch motor.

These home seem ideal to attach to that old prop pitch motor on the shelf.

Colin