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Cessna 180 vs. 182 vs. 185



 
 
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Old January 17th 04, 05:41 PM
MikeM
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185 on wheels is tail wheel configuration;182 is nosewheel
185 usually has 300hp & three bladed prop;182 is 230hp&two blades
185 has a straight tail;
182 since about 1962 models have wider fuselage, and swept tail

there are other differences too.
my 182L is worth about $75k; similarly well-equipped 185 would be $150K.

180 is the narrow fuselage, straight-tail 182 on conventional gear.

MikeM
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Marc Lattoni wrote:

Hi,

I ran into a pilot who was eagerly describing his 185 amphibian and remember
seeing several wheeled versions and float versions in Fort Simpson a few
years ago. I vaguely recall the (wheeled) 185 being a trike.

How do the 182 and 185 differ?

Marc

 




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