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cverdoljak
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Float kit installation

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Looking for float kit installation information, does anybody have installation drawings or any other paperwork for installing a float kit, I have a 52 B model with c-145
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mit
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Parts Book........
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cverdoljak
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I'm not looking for part numbers, I have a parts book.
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I did send the drawings to the club some time ago. I think they are available to members but not sure. Bruce???
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The parts book shows where all the cessna stuff goes and call edo, they use to sell the float drawings.
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Green Bean
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Edo/Kenmore Air - Check with Eric Johanson or Stepen Steininger at 6321 NE 175th St, Kenmore, WA 98028 (email edo@kenmoreair.com - Ph. 425-482-2257, or 800-423-5526. They have all the information you will ever need for an Edo installation. Good folks.
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