When I saw this today at the local airport, I felt like a boy who wanted to run off and join the circus!

The Ladies in Waiting, let the adventures begin

Fall seems to be coming a bit earlier this year hope this isnt the end of the 2020 camping season just yet

About one year of my life went into developing this new float. It is intended for experimental super cubs, and other similar aircraft up to 2000 lbs GW.

Sweet, how will they be marketed, fully assembled, kit or other ??

Levi,
How do they differ from the 2250a, any significant changes?
Are the gear components interchangeable?

Levi wrote:About one year of my life went into developing this new float. It is intended for experimental super cubs, and other similar aircraft up to 2000 lbs GW.

Fantastic!

Kurt

Mapleflt wrote:Sweet, how will they be marketed, fully assembled, kit or other ??

Sorry, I did see the fine print I should have realize these are "production" PK floats so disregard my numbskull question above

The hull is similar to a PK2250A, but it is 2 feet shorter. The landing gear from a 2250A will fit a 2050A, but it can be made lighter because of the lower GW. I can sell these complete ready bolt on, or just in primer with a kit to make rigging and fit it yourself.

-Levi

I added a video link to the post above. .

Float season is over for me for this year. Took them off today.



Dark by the time we had it sitting back on its gear.

The sun is slowly setting on the 2020 float season, it's been one to remember.

Many new friends made and none lost.

My beautiful, shiny smooth, buttery, Aerocet Floats and I are seperated by an international border. Sigh.
Hopefully next year....

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I finally got back into a Seaplane this year.

This has been some of the most fun I've had flying in a long time! Going up north to get my private limitations removed has been one of my best flying experiences, and I'm seriously considering getting something that I can put on floats for the next float season.




If you're up in Ely visiting the USFS's Beavers with Hennycub, check out the Stony Ridge Café. It's a short walk from the dock but the Juicy Lucy was well worth it!

I'm a sailor and a pilot, but I'm envious of all of you who are both at the same time.

Love this thread.

Not the best photo but I have worked a long time to get one to post.
I promise a better one soon.

Victor Bravo wrote:

This is what I'm hoping to see in front of my house in a couple years. Nice first post!