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I'm looking at buying some AWB2500 hydraulic skis used. According to the owner, they are the "military contract" model "without the placard."
Not sure what that means, but I see that both the AWB2500 and AWB2500a are listed on the TCDS for the 170B so long as they are installed using the original Federal drawings that I assume are available from Wipline. Anyone have a clue about what the owner is talking about with the placard issue?
As to the hydraulic vs. straight ski re:W&B and $ issue,...yeah, I'm still kicking it around.
Federal AWB2500 skis on a 170
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Federal AWB2500 skis on a 170
Richard
N3477C
'55 B model (Franklin 6A-165-B3 powered, any others out there?)
N3477C
'55 B model (Franklin 6A-165-B3 powered, any others out there?)
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Hell, I don't know maybe they were stolen at some pointRoesbery wrote:Need a data plate on them to be legal. But if the price is right???????

I would postulate that they could still be installed legally but only under a field approval. Sigh.
Richard
N3477C
'55 B model (Franklin 6A-165-B3 powered, any others out there?)
N3477C
'55 B model (Franklin 6A-165-B3 powered, any others out there?)
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