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January 25th 04, 01:02 PM
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I believe they use a 182 at Estrella Sailport just South Of Phoenix. The
day I was there, they were using a Pawnee as tow plane as they were working on the 182. I believe their website is http://www.azsoaring.com -- Scott http://corbenflyer.tripod.com/ Building RV-4 Gotta Fly or Gonna Die "Jim Newton" wrote in message ink.net... I would like like comment on whether it is a good idea to use a Continental powered C182 as a tow ship that would be mainly used to tow the Schweizer 2-33 at sea level airports. I content that the tow speed would not be comfortable for a 2-33 and that overheating of the continental engine would be a problem in the summer. I'd like to convince those who might make the decision to only use our Cessna 172, 180hp Lycoming conversion. I have no experience with a 182 as a tug. Jim 
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