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    Here are two photos of Doc's project making steady progress with ideas borrowed from everywhere
    enjoy
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    Best Regards,
    Mark Julicher

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    Hi Mark,
    Man, You have come a long way since I saw it last! Looks like Doc is going to have a really nice T/craft. Some day you,Doc and some of us are going to have to plan a Fly-in-----Hummm breakfast at Fredricksburg?
    Buell
    Buell Powell TF#476
    1941 BC12-65 NC29748
    1946 Fairchild 24 NC81330

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    • #3
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      Count me in, that's just East of me. Brie

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      • #4
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        I recognise that hat shelf!

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        • #5
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          AH HA!
          I've been Busted

          Yes Rob, we unabashedly copied your hat shelf. A good idea like yours ought to be repeated.
          I'm sure we deviated on some of the details, but it looks really sharp.
          Best Regards,
          Mark Julicher

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          • #6
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            Just to add to the photos how about these tiedowns.
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            Walter Hake TF#

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            • #7
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              They look nice. And stronger than the old cast zinc (?) ones which are prone to breaking under load.

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              • #8
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                Those tie downs look way better than original!
                Best Regards,
                Mark Julicher

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                • #9
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                  Remember, DON'T tie to the ring!!! It is only there to keep the rope from sliding down the strut (every inch down the strut increases the bending load on the strut, and we all know they are EXPENSIVE!)
                  Run the rope through the the ring, tie to the strut as close to the upper fitting as possible and back through the ring.
                  Hank

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