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August 23rd 05, 05:05 PM
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George Patterson wrote: john smith wrote: Have you ever looked inside an old, straight-backed Cessna 182 jumpship? I would wager that they have 1600 pound useful load EASY! Max gross - 2,950. Empty weight - 1,595. There's no straight tails that have a 2950 gross weight, they're either 2550 or 2650. 
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