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Damn, those tires pick up a lot of FOD!

I used my deli on my airfield to plow it. Plow was about 26 feet wide and the snow was 6 inched deep. Deli didn't even spin a wheel.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CVwELOqaAI

Super Exceeded wrote:I used my deli on my airfield to plow it. Plow was about 26 feet wide and the snow was 6 inched deep. Deli didn't even spin a wheel.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CVwELOqaAI

Your own airfield? Cool! Presumably you have an aircraft with which to use it.

...and what is that vehicle shown in your userpic? Looks like a six-wheeler.

RadarGrrl wrote:
...and what is that vehicle shown in your userpic? Looks like a six-wheeler.

LOL you must be the only person on here who doesn't know me. Yes I have an Airport, and yes my Delica has 6 wheels (only 4 when I made the video).

It's all here http://www.delica.ca/forum/l300-stretch ... -8918.html

Super Exceeded wrote:

RadarGrrl wrote:
...and what is that vehicle shown in your userpic? Looks like a six-wheeler.

LOL you must be the only person on here who doesn't know me. Yes I have an Airport, and yes my Delica has 6 wheels (only 4 when I made the video).

It's all here http://www.delica.ca/forum/l300-stretch ... -8918.html

Well...pleased to meet you. I haven't been here very long, only since (I think) June, which was when I first started to discover the world of the Delica and its fans. I'm proud to be an owner and very much a fan myself, (as you might have figured out). So I'm likely the only person who doesn't know you yet. I am, however, a plane geek, even though flying is a dream that I'll never achieve.

Your six wheeled ride looks like summat you'd find on a lunar expedition. Well done!

Well this is like a doubble whammy site...... Deli's and Aviation!! Im an aviation nerd as well. I fly a citation CJ4 for a private owner out here in Alberta. Its good to know there are a few others that like the flying scene!

Nordo wrote:Well this is like a doubble whammy site...... Deli's and Aviation!! Im an aviation nerd as well. I fly a citation CJ4 for a private owner out here in Alberta. Its good to know there are a few others that like the flying scene!

As I mentioned, I wish I could fly, but it's a pipe dream now...

What I do, though, is maintain landing aids at YQQ. And the Dalek, of course, has become my cockpit.

Flying lessons do not cost all that much. Most of my students are done in 4K or less. Don't lose your dream.

$4k? You serious? What does that pay for?

RadarGrrl wrote:$4k? You serious? What does that pay for?

Gets you a UPP which is good across Canada. Ultra lights..
www.kinggeorgeaviation.com

Super Exceeded wrote:

RadarGrrl wrote:$4k? You serious? What does that pay for?

Gets you a UPP which is good across Canada. Ultra lights..
http://www.kinggeorgeaviation.com

What's the difference between a UPP and a PPL?

Nordo wrote:Well this is like a doubble whammy site...... Deli's and Aviation!! Im an aviation nerd as well. I fly a citation CJ4 for a private owner out here in Alberta. Its good to know there are a few others that like the flying scene!

Uh-oh.. now that flying has been mentioned this is all we'll ever talk about now!

I drive various aircraft up here in the north.. both big and small, wet and dry.

Which airport do you fly out of SuperE?

Radar Girl, A UPl limits the size of airplane you can fly and the number of punters allowed in with you. The bonus is a UPP will save you 5-8k on a PPL when you want to upgrade.

Vstrom I own the King George Airpark CSK8 in your CFS look under Surrey. Drop by next time you're in town.

Super Exceeded wrote:Radar Girl, A UPl limits the size of airplane you can fly and the number of punters allowed in with you. The bonus is a UPP will save you 5-8k on a PPL when you want to upgrade.

What's the upper limit on airplane size...C152?

This is food for thought...maybe down the line.

Better performance the a 152 but a little smaller.