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if this is a full scale airplane......whats wrong with it?.....:D

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This appears to be the source of the picture
http://www.airliners.net/search/phot...nct_entry=true
Cessna A185F (Skywagon 185)
Built in 1978
Photo taken June 18, 2006
Beach City (- Ames) (2D7) Ohio

RE: full scale?
 

Hi!
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What do you mean?

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thats correct.......whats wrong with the tailwheel? why so crooked?

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Looks straight in the grass to me. What part do you see as crooked?

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maybe i got a bad download?.......click for full size.....the tailwheel is leaning its not straight.....at all.

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Looks fine to me....

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The camera angle can make things look different than they really are. That web site has thousands of photos. What made you look at this one in such detail?

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Full scale planes carry a lot of weight on their tailwheels and it isn't unusual to see one canted some. Maybe he was turning when he stopped.

Terry in LP

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I see nothing crooked..............[sm=spinnyeyes.gif]

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Inewqban, good pic and labeling. Just a small point, though. Both the cables are from the rudder for tailwheel steering. There was no brake on this tailwheel. In fact, I don't recall any tailwheels having a brake. Although, I could be enlightened:):)

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Thank you, airbusdrvr.
I stand corrected; I should have labeled the third cable as tailwheel lock.

The Cessna A185F has a locking tailwheel that is useful during crosswing landings and take offs, and also in avoiding shimming.