Cleaning Aircraft at remote hangers

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Chris Liebenberg
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Cleaning Aircraft at remote hangers

Postby Chris Liebenberg » Tue Oct 28, 2008 10:25 am

This could be the ideal equipment for cleaning aircraft where no water and electricity present

This is called a Dirt Worker, and available at http://www.dirtworker.co.za
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Re: Cleaning Aircraft at remote hangers

Postby Jimbo » Tue Oct 28, 2008 3:00 pm

OK, I admit I know Sierra Foxtrot Alpha about flying, but that looks like a bike to me, not a trike.....

But seriously, where does that thing get the pressure- do you pump it up like a primus stove or what?
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Re: Cleaning Aircraft at remote hangers

Postby Stephan van Tonder » Tue Oct 28, 2008 3:34 pm

Click on the posted link. But incase you can't - it uses a 12v pump that you plug into your car's lighter socket. But EISH R1700 :shock:
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