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On Aug 13, 11:01*am, Eric Greenwell wrote:
I see gliders tied down in a bewildering variety of ways, all apparently "adequate" in the owner's mind. Perhaps the real question is how well does it have to be tied down to satisfy the insurance company that you were not negligent. Another significant factor is what is it tied too. We seem to take for granted that tie down wires etc that we find at the airport are secure, but I've seen a whole line of cable and the anchors pulled out of the ground. I used to trust the rings on the ramp at Hobbs until one year I cleared all the dirt out of the hole and found the rings corroded almost all the way through. Last time I flew there I dug around until I found a good one and tied the CG hook to it. Others would say why worry - put it in the box! Andy |
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