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Forum: Freight Dogs

16th Feb 2012, 15:16

Replies: 41

777F comparison

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Posted By Flightmech

You know him then?:E

You know him then?:E

Forum: Freight Dogs

15th Feb 2012, 10:30

Replies: 41

777F comparison

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Posted By Flightmech

Thats the guy:ok:. Don't know why he ever left...

Thats the guy:ok:. Don't know why he ever left there. I hope you still remember the name of his dogs!!:E

Forum: Freight Dogs

15th Feb 2012, 10:07

Replies: 41

777F comparison

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Posted By Flightmech

Cedgz, Theres never a Shorts Belfast around...

Cedgz,

Theres never a Shorts Belfast around when you need one! You couldn't blame me for asking. He did mention it could be transported and assembled on arrival. You know the instructor I'm...

Forum: Freight Dogs

14th Feb 2012, 17:03

Replies: 41

777F comparison

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Posted By Flightmech

SMT Member, Thanks for the pictures of the...

SMT Member,

Thanks for the pictures of the propulsor and fan sections loaded. Our MX instructor told us that the GE90-115B Nose Cowl Assy couldn't be transported as one lump on a 744F/777F....

Forum: Freight Dogs

13th Feb 2012, 09:33

Replies: 41

777F comparison

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Posted By Flightmech

18,260 lb (8,283 kg) I believe thats the entire...

18,260 lb (8,283 kg) I believe thats the entire engine though not just the propulsor/core section shown in the picture above.

Forum: Freight Dogs

9th Feb 2012, 16:08

Replies: 41

777F comparison

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Posted By Flightmech

The 777F doesn't have any problems taking engines...

The 777F doesn't have any problems taking engines in stands. Ok, it couldn't take a GE90-110 built up but it can be shippped in fan and propulsor modules. We were also told on training that a 744/748...

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