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Old August 19th 05, 04:30 PM
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Default Husky as a tow plane?

Anyone using an Aviat Husky A1-B, 180 hp, as a tow-plane? I just purchased
one w/ tow hook and would be interested in hearing the experience of others.
This Husky also has an 80" Hartzell for improved climb (stock is 76").
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FS, beautiful 46' Aeronca Champ 7AC "tow-plane" . . . ah, er, doesn't have a
tow hook yet - - and with only 65 hp you might be limited as to what you can
tow (g). Contact for details and pics. In US, qualifies LSA.
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