azgreg wrote:My wife has informed me that I have come up with a profile. It's sort of a modified Grumman 2.
That a good looking profile. I see you've bumped it up to 10', right?

Tony
azgreg wrote:My wife has informed me that I have come up with a profile. It's sort of a modified Grumman 2.
tony.latham wrote:azgreg wrote:My wife has informed me that I have come up with a profile. It's sort of a modified Grumman 2.
That a good looking profile. I see you've bumped it up to 10', right?![]()
Tony
azgreg wrote:tony.latham wrote:azgreg wrote:My wife has informed me that I have come up with a profile. It's sort of a modified Grumman 2.
That a good looking profile. I see you've bumped it up to 10', right?![]()
Tony
I'm 6'4" 265 lbs., my wife is 5'7", and my dog is 85 lbs.. We need 10'.
tony.latham wrote:6'4" Holy smokes!You know, that curled in front and rear, you'll lose about 8".... but you've got room to play with that 10' of course.
Tony
noseoil wrote:Don't forget to use a 3' tall door opening or you'll be hitting your head every time you sit down to get in. Do a mock-up once you think you have it figured out & find out how it works before you start chopping up the wood! Cardboard, a pencil & an eraser (the best design tool) will be your friend, once you think you have it figured out.
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