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June 19th 12, 04:35 PM
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Texas Tragedy Info?
If the tail dolly was left on the angle of attack on the ground run would
be less so it wouldnt lift off till a higher speed had been reached. Could this have had any control effects on tow? If the toddler was sitting on his mothers lap his feet would be straight out in an ideal place to interfere with the stick. Bad bad idea. 
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