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I'm still building my LNC2 so my opinions are not worth much on this issue, but the prop clearance on the 320/360 seems way too small to be taxiing on grass with the standard gear. The Oshkosh sod is rather firm (unless it rained recently) but, still, I plan to shut down on the asphalt and push it to a parking spot.
I'd practice jumping out and clearing the taxiway by pushing, aiming to block the taxiway for no more than 30 seconds (standard for a glider pilot, actually).
Just my 2 cents.... Hope to see you at the show this year! I'll be arriving in a friend's plane.... sigh.... maybe someday....
- Rob Wolf
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