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October 10th 05, 08:58 PM
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Winch training in northeast USA ?
Does anybody know where winch training is done in the north-eastern US
? I would like to get training sufficent to actually perform winch/auto tows. Somewhere that I could get concentrated training would be prefered. Thanks Todd Smith 3S 
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October 11th 05, 11:44 AM
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While its not exactly NE, it is probably one of the better winch
training site in the US. Try, http://www.permiansoaring.us/ I got my winch endorsement there a few weeks ago and really enjoyed it. Good Luck. Rusty
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