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Grumman Ag-Cat

The Ag-Cat design goes back to 1955 when Grumman designers Joe Lippert and Arthur Koch put forward a proposal for a new agricultural aircraft. At this time, Grumman was heavily involved in building military aircraft, particularly for the US Navy, so the idea of building an agricultural aircraft was novel. Lippert and Koch saw a need for a strong aircraft for crop dusting and spraying as there were no good purpose-built aircraft and the accident rate with surplus WWII trainers adapted for ag work (such as the Boeing Stearman) was high. The two designers asked the industry what they wanted and then proceeded to build the aircraft around a 220 horsepower Continental engine. www.redcat.co.nz/Biplane_Flights_Scenic_Flights.html. The Ag-Cat design goes back to 1955 when Grumman designers Joe Lippert and Arthur Koch put forward a proposal for a new agricultural aircraft. At this time, Grumman was heavily involved in building military aircraft, particularly for the US Navy, so the idea of building an agricultural aircraft was novel. Lippert and Koch saw a need for a strong aircraft for crop dusting and spraying as there were no good purpose-built aircraft and the accident rate with surplus WWII trainers adapted for ag work (such as the Boeing Stearman) was high. The two designers asked the industry what they wanted and then proceeded to build the aircraft around a 220 horsepower Continental engine. www.redcat.co.nz/Biplane_Flights_Scenic_Flights.html

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WW1 Aircraft and Model

Site of the crash of `Over Exposed` in Derbyshire, UK.

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WW1 Aircraft and Model

Propelle-driven airplane take-off

Playground of the Seac Pai Van Park

Small aircraft on an airfield

A close-up picture of an RAF Royal Air Force Lockheed C-130 Hercules transport plane carrying out low level flying in the United

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