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Having had my first landout a few weeks ago I realized I need to be
much more prepared for such an event. The landing itself worked out quite well, no damage to ship or pilot and only 6 small corn plants destroyed. The remainder of the event however did not go so well. It seems that the days of the local farmer are over. It is much more likely that the farmer who tends the field and has the key to the gate lock may be many miles away from the field. We were eventually able to remove the ship and trailer it back to the field but I realized that the trailer was not well equipped. I would like to hear what others keep in their trailer other than the standard loading and unloading equipment. One suggestion I have received is a heavy duty bolt cutter along with a new lock and set of keys. Any other suggestions or complete lists? |
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