wrote: I need to move my LNC2 (in construction but on wheels) 18 miles to a new = garage and was wondering how you folk who moved their Lancair 320/360 = what is the best way.=20 =20 Is truck with tilt-able flat bed, usually used to move cars, wide = enough? That seams the best option to me since they are 21' long. =20 Regards, Garry V. Laznicka Lancair 360 MK-IIc 90% =20 ------_=_NextPart_001_01C8ED83.64CF4DD1 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

Matt,

Thank=20 you for your offer. I am in Philadelphia, PA, quite a distance from you. = Good=20 like with your test flights.

Regards,

Garry

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From: Matt Reeves=20 [mailto:mattreeves@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2008 = 10:29=20 PM
To: lml@lancaironline.net
Subject: Re: [LML] = LNC2=20 MOVE

Garry,

Where are you located? Maybe someone can help you out=20 locally.   I have a tilted home-made snowmobile trailer and = I built=20 a wooden base and track for all three wheels. I roll the plane = up on it=20 and slowly tilt it level and lock it. Nose sticks over the trunk = of my=20 car but it works perfectly.

Maybe if I am close enough to you, I can help. If not, I'm = sure=20 someone close to you has something similar.    I even = moved=20 mine with an engine and prop on it to the airport and it worked out=20 great.

Matt Reeves

Rochester, NY

P.S. Flight testing successfully completed (320) plus ten=20 hours. Due to thunderstorms everyday and hot temps, I haven't = made my=20 first long cross country yet but did learn that max weight on a hot = day takes=20 up a little more runway that expected on take-off. I have 2600 = feet=20 paved and was off around 2000 feet at 94F 90%humidity DA4000 = from=20 sea level but I won't be doing that again - anytime soon. Those = sand=20 bags were dropping bricks! Yes, I did calculate everything as = was right=20 at the edge of my envelope.    Still was a fun flight = and=20 landing was not an issue at all at max landing weight.

"Laznicka, Garry [MCCUS]"=20 <GLaznic@MCCUS.JNJ.com> wrote:

I=20 need to move my LNC2 (in construction but on wheels) 18 miles to a = new=20 garage and was wondering how you folk who moved their Lancair=20 320/360 what is the best way.

Is=20 truck with tilt-able flat bed, usually used to move cars, wide = enough?=20 That seams the best option to me since they are 21'=20 long.

Regards,

Garry V. Laznicka

Lancair 360 MK-IIc = 90%

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