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Re: Steve Bryant's Producer
Thanks for the pics and report Steve. I bet you are already building a Producer in your head.
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Re: Steve Bryant's Producer
Steve, the pics aren't working for me. If he ties up outside on lake hood, I think I've seen this plane before. I'm wanting to build a plane one of these days and I'm really torn between a producer and a bearhawk. Your report made the decision tougher! Good thing I have a lot of time to think about it.
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Re: Steve Bryant's Producer
Steve
The dark side is right here, come closer, feeeel the force, just a little closer, Feeeeel the force, it wants YOU, Come closer.
DENNY
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Re: Steve Bryant's Producer
I think I fixed it. Let me know.
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Re: Steve Bryant's Producer
Steve, what engine does he have and do you have an idea on empty weight?
"Progress is our most important problem"
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Re: Steve Bryant's Producer
It is a 160 hp Lycoming and the empty weight was in line with a Tri-Pacer from what I remember.
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Re: Steve Bryant's Producer
Steve if it has an STC why is it in Homebuilt Category??
Looks like a great plane. I owned a PA-12 in late 60s. They are outstsndings planes.
N-number : N1335KAircraft Serial Number : 22BC1
Aircraft Manufacturer : BRYANT STEPHEN C
Model : PRODUCER
Engine Manufacturer : LYCOMING
Model : 0-320 SERIES
Aircraft Year : 1982
Owner Name : BRYANT STEPHEN
Owner Address : 4802 MALIBU RD
ANCHORAGE, AK, 995173274
Type of Owner : Individual
Registration Date : 13-Nov-1990
Airworthiness Certificate Type : Experimental
Approved Operations : Amateur Built
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Re: Steve Bryant's Producer
This particular airplane was built prior to the STC used to get the actual muilti use STC. I think the are currently 14 modified Pacer/Tri-Pacers with the STC'd modification.
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Re: Steve Bryant's Producer
Thanks Steve. I always thought the PA-14 would make a great all around plane especially with an O-320 or O-360. My PA-12 could carry 850# for 6hrs. at 100-115 on 100HP not many planes at that time period could do that. Hell they still can't.
I went to about 12,000' over Chicago on the way back from Hales Corners and Rockford in 1969. Did a lot of cross countries with wife and 6-1yr old Son, with a sectional with a black line on it. You also get pretty good at dead reckoning.
Jim
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