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Old April 24th 06, 03:00 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Nose hook addition

I have a PIK-20B and really would like to add a nose tow hook. It's
licensed experimental, so what, other than a 337, would I have to do.
It seems I remember a Schreder-type tow hook added to a German glider
at TSA some years ago. I don't remember who owned it. This glider
originally had only a CG hook like my PIK. It may be more trouble than
it's worth, but if you have experience with this, please respond.

Jack Womack
PIK-20B N77MA (TE)

 




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