You are certainly welcome and I'm glad you enjoy it. My condolences on your wife's passing. Where about are you located? I'm sure we could find you a ride should you have the desire to get back in the air again. Thanks for following along
Congratulations what's the tailnumber? Where are you located? I'm on Shortwingpiperclub on FB an help support that organization. I haven't noticed too much heat however your muffler is right there. I have a quilted looking blanket on my FW. Do you have one? Can hit me up on Facebook as well.
As a Cessna guy, I am dumbfounded as to what that ceiling window crank handle is used for. Does the plane fly so slow one can roll down the windshield? Kidding of course! I am curious though!
@@flywiseman Thank you very much for the info. Very much appreciated. I must say, easier to get to as opposed to the trim wheel on the floor style. Very cool!
Thanks for the good memories. Had a 1951 PA22-125 Then a 1957 PA22-150. Sure miss flying. Wife died in 06 not flown sense.
You are certainly welcome and I'm glad you enjoy it. My condolences on your wife's passing. Where about are you located? I'm sure we could find you a ride should you have the desire to get back in the air again. Thanks for following along
Beautiful Tri-Pacer. Very nice.
Thank you
Got thirsty watching that intro! Also love the new camera angles!!
That was a fun day :)
That was a great day. The intro was just for you as you know. ;) LOL
Nice Glenn!
Thanks David
Hey Glenn, I just purchased a Tripacer, do you feel a lot heat off the firewall, do you know of any insulation I can add at my feet?
Congratulations what's the tailnumber? Where are you located? I'm on Shortwingpiperclub on FB an help support that organization. I haven't noticed too much heat however your muffler is right there. I have a quilted looking blanket on my FW. Do you have one? Can hit me up on Facebook as well.
As a Cessna guy, I am dumbfounded as to what that ceiling window crank handle is used for. Does the plane fly so slow one can roll down the windshield? Kidding of course! I am curious though!
Trim control. Turn left for up and right for down
@@flywiseman Thank you very much for the info. Very much appreciated. I must say, easier to get to as opposed to the trim wheel on the floor style. Very cool!
@@ricklord7144 Definitely easier to reach but it takes folks a little getting used to.