J-2 McCullough gyro blades

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Stu Fields - 31 Dec 2009 15:48 GMT

Have a project that needs 6 blades from the J-2. The blades need to be in
flyable condition for the restoration of a rare McCullough tandem rotor
helicopter. Any clues out there????

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Mark - 06 Jan 2010 22:16 GMT

> Have a project that needs 6 blades from the J-2. The blades need to be in
> flyable condition for the restoration of a rare McCullough tandem rotor
> helicopter. Any clues out there????

The more I learn about building airplanes, the less I want to buy
something sealed in fiberglass, or covered in sheet metal 30 yrs. ago.
Mark, one who wired and plumbed his own house.

And, a lot of kit planes end up under dusty tarps unfinished too.
It's a jet...the price is about 39k. I'm ready to order.
http://www.lhaviation.com/site_frame/pages_en/Farnborough2008_en.htm

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Gezellig - 06 Jan 2010 22:18 GMT

>> Have a project that needs 6 blades from the J-2. The blades need to be in
>> flyable condition for the restoration of a rare McCullough tandem rotor
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> something sealed in fiberglass, or covered in sheet metal 30 yrs. ago.
> Mark, one who wired and plumbed his own house.

But can you trace your urethra to your prostate sac?

> And, a lot of kit planes end up under dusty tarps unfinished too.
> It's a jet...the price is about 39k. I'm ready to order.
> http://www.lhaviation.com/site_frame/pages_en/Farnborough2008_en.htm

Excellent choice. Have you given thought to gaining your pilot's license
first? *lol*

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Mark - 06 Jan 2010 22:20 GMT

>>> Have a project that needs 6 blades from the J-2. The blades need to be in
>>> flyable condition for the restoration of a rare McCullough tandem rotor
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> Excellent choice. Have you given thought to gaining your pilot's license
> first? *lol*

I'm going to buy a plane...Yes, I'm training to be a pilot since 2007. I
am looking for an estate and put in a landing strip.

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Gezellig - 06 Jan 2010 22:22 GMT

>>>> Have a project that needs 6 blades from the J-2. The blades need to be in
>>>> flyable condition for the restoration of a rare McCullough tandem rotor
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>
> I'm going to buy a plane...

A Zodiac XL?

> Yes, I'm training to be a pilot since 2007. I
> am looking for an estate and put in a landing strip.

I see you got your priorities in order.

*lol*

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Mark - 06 Jan 2010 22:24 GMT

>>>>> Have a project that needs 6 blades from the J-2. The blades need to be in
>>>>> flyable condition for the restoration of a rare McCullough tandem rotor
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>
> A Zodiac XL?

Yes, I don't care if it was grounded by the FAA.
While there were some structural mishaps on several
of the Zodiac light sport planes, I gotta say the jury is
still out for me.

>> Yes, I'm training to be a pilot since 2007. I
>> am looking for an estate and put in a landing strip.
>
> I see you got your priorities in order.
>
> *lol*

Best not fool with me. Grilled rattler with beans,
and a big cold glass of cougar milk. Cactus thorn
for a tooth pick, that's my main meal.

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Gezellig - 06 Jan 2010 22:26 GMT

>>>>> The more I learn about building airplanes, the less I want to buy
>>>>> something sealed in fiberglass, or covered in sheet metal 30 yrs. ago.
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> of the Zodiac light sport planes, I gotta say the jury is
> still out for me.

Then by all means, phuck the jet, buy the tin can death trap! *lol*

>>> Yes, I'm training to be a pilot since 2007. I
>>> am looking for an estate and put in a landing strip.
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> and a big cold glass of cougar milk. Cactus thorn
> for a tooth pick, that's my main meal.

Do you swallow after you jack yourself off?

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Mark - 18 Jan 2010 17:06 GMT

>>>>>> The more I learn about building airplanes, the less I want to buy
>>>>>> something sealed in fiberglass, or covered in sheet metal 30 yrs. ago.
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>
> Do you swallow after you jack yourself off?

The person you're addressing, who is forging my posts,
is Jeffrey Bloss, not Mark.(me)...He also hacked my "Tiger Would" troll
identity...he is just a run of the mill sockpuppet a.shole who spends
ALL his waking moments on usenet, identifying people whom he realizes
*are far superior to him (sic Mark(ie))*, so he emulates them here,
pretending he is them, and not the mundane basement loser c.nt. (as
opposed to unique basement loser c.nts). In a word...

*c.nt c.nt c.nt*

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J-2 McCullough gyro blades