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An Interesting Accident

19-12-22, 13:06

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Originally Posted by David Dunlop

the props do not appear to be as bent back

If the propellors were stationary (engines not running) only the blades facing downward would be bent (metal blades) or broken (wooden blades). No engine power would also require the crew to manually pump the gear down.

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