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Old September 14th 09, 11:46 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Pawnee 150HP engine upgrade

Has anyone seen a 150hp Pawnee (PA-25) get upgraded with a bigger
engine? Our soaring club has the opportunity of acquiring a 150hp
Pawnee (donated by a member) but we would only do so if it were
possible to upgrade the engine so it could be used as a towplane. I
did a cursory search on the FAA website and could find no STCs to
install a larger engine. With only 150hp, the Pawnee apparently is a
very anemic towplane.
 




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