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April 21st 08, 04:34 PM
I finally got the Cherokee out of the hangar yesterday and took it up
for a late afternoon glide. It still flies as sweet as ever, and I
swear it is getting QUIETER with old age! No real lift up there to
work so i dorked around with some turns and watching some friends come
and go in powered aircraft.

My welder buddy looked at my trailer and said "no problem" so that
should be fixed this week. Time to start soaring!

April 22nd 08, 12:19 AM
On Apr 21, 8:34*am, wrote:
> I finally got the Cherokee out of the hangar yesterday and took it up
> for a late afternoon glide. *It still flies as sweet as ever, and I
> swear it is getting QUIETER with old age! *No real lift up there to
> work so i dorked around with some turns and watching some friends come
> and go in powered aircraft.
>
> My welder buddy looked at my trailer and said "no problem" so that
> should be fixed this week. *Time to start soaring!

It's always good when you find your glider didn't forget how to fly
during the off season!
Great news about the trailer too. Have a gread season!

Tony Verhulst
April 22nd 08, 12:30 AM
> It's always good when you find your glider didn't forget how to fly
> during the off season!


LOL! And also that the tow pilot remembered how to stay in position.

Tony V

April 22nd 08, 02:59 AM
On Apr 21, 6:30 pm, Tony Verhulst > wrote:
> > It's always good when you find your glider didn't forget how to fly
> > during the off season!
>
> LOL! And also that the tow pilot remembered how to stay in position.
>
> Tony V

yea, after a winter off those towpilots tend to be all over the sky...

April 23rd 08, 03:28 AM
The trailer was repaired today. just think, i could be standing in a
field this weekend!

April 23rd 08, 06:23 AM
On Apr 22, 9:28*pm, wrote:
> The trailer was repaired today. *just think, i could be standing in a
> field this weekend!

I stopped by just as Ray was finishing. As we closed up the hanger I
said, "nice work Ray, you've got our spring entertainment up and
running again. Where will he land next?

By the way, Ray told me to tell you it would be a good idea to
lengthen the safety chain and run it around the trailer axel. Just to
be on the safe side.

MM

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