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January 28th 04, 10:18 AM
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On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 22:01:02 +1000, "robert"
wrote: I have had a tow behind the Kingaroy Cessna 152 (I think) with an autoengine and it was spectacular good. Not sure if this is aavilable in the US. That airplane is a C150 E of 1964 vintage (omnivision, straight tail)with a Lycoming O-360 and a C172 nose leg. I've watched while it towed a 15 m glider alongside a Pawnee 235 towing same and it beats the Pawnee. OTOH I know of one club who still have the heavy fiberglass hoppers in their dedicated Pawnee towplanes. Ther is a word for these people. Mike Borgelt 
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