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Old July 14th 04, 01:54 AM
Leon McAtee
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Default SGU 2-22 advice

I'm considering the purchase of a Schweizer SGU 2-22, slightle wind
damaged project. I'd like a basic 2 place, the location is good, the
price seems reasonable, and I like to build as well so.............

My question for those experienced with this type - What kind of unique
problems does this plane tend to develop and what do I need to be
aware of, other than the normal for this type of construction, during
my inspection?
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