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September 25th 03, 12:20 AM
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dennis brown wrote: Another reason is that it is easier to reach the prop and pull it down to start. Have you seen the old picture of the pilot doing this? Solo. In flight. Prop is stopped. Pilot standing on right gear, left hand holding onto plane. I will pay good money to see a cherokee pilot do this. Just tell me when and where. 
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