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  • #16
    Re: 1320's on a 65HP?

    Thanks a lot for the help guys. I'll be keeping my eyes out for a good pair. For now I'm going to keep dreaming about summer.
    Catch the fish, to make the money, to buy the bread, to gather the strength, to catch the fish...

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    • #17
      Re: 1320's on a 65HP?

      I had a 65hp t-craft on 1320's, alot of fun. I never had a problem with two people, tried not to use the wing tanks if I didn't need them. I used a Sen 74x41 prop. You have to use the one float take-off technique alot.

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      • #18
        Re: 1320's on a 65HP?

        When my father first puchased my plane, it had a 65 in it,I flew it only a couple of times.But he told me that it was as good off the water as the 85 but with the prop combination the 65 was somewhat slower and much more sensitive to weight. but still a capeable bird. He also he had flowan a 40 Hp t-craft on floats back in the 50s and remarked that it to was not that bad.
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