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August 11th 08, 01:27 PM
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Citabria
On Aug 10, 5:55*pm, Sam Giltner wrote:
Can anyone help with a 337, drawings, pictures for using a schweizer tow release on a Citabria? Thanks, Sam I know of 2 Citabria tugs in SW USA. One used to be at Turf soaring, contact Roy Coulliette for info. The other was at AGCSC So Cal, sorry don't have any contact info. The 150 engined Citabria is not a great tow plane for the high density altitudes seen in SW USA. I've been on the front of that rope a few times and always felt much better when I got the Scout. In UK, tows with a Citabria were more comfortable. Andy 
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