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I could've sworn my mechanic was working on a twin a couple years ago and he had told me it was developed from a single engine version, but he couldn't remember what it was. I pestered him with some of the info from this post, and he did say Lance & Seneca, and you verified it. Phew! Thanks for...

What airplane has both single and twin-engine versions? It's a light plane, like a Bonanza or something. Or maybe I've dreamed this up.

I never did do anything formal. I guess I've just flown the plane enough now and am generally conservative enough with respect to fuel that it's not an issue. And don't let anyone tell you that the mixture in a Luscombe doesn't do anything. With the Stromberg, it auto leans up to 5,000 feet, but...

First 3 Years—First 200 Airports https://bit.ly/46EYtVM

It's a Luscombe.

How many of you safety wire the top ends of the fuel filter bail? Mine had one on it before, but then another A&P who was helping me with a fuel leak ridiculed that, saying all you need to do is bend the bail ends in before reinstalling it. EDIT: I went ahead and ran over to the airport and did...

And to think there are pilots who don't love this! (apparently)

How does one ascertain, before beginning a flight, if there are animals on the runway at which you're considering landing? Answer: you can't. You have to do an inspection pass or a low approach to scare the animals off the runway. After that, you decide whether or not to land.

The only airplane I’d flown up until around 250 hours was my Luscombe. I took the check ride in my Luscombe.

There’s obviously confusion about what, precisely, that means.

So you're saying the endorsement to solo is the tailwheel endorsement?

Which FARs clarify whether or not a tailwheel endorsement is required if one gets their Private Pilot Certificate in a tailwheel airplane? There is disagreement among some regarding whether or not the endorsement is required in this case.

I just began using ForeFlight. After my very first flight using it, I noticed it logged that flight's three legs as one log entry. Can I specify that ForeFlight create one log entry per leg? Thanks, Jay

Luscombe Road Trip 2020 | Part 49 https://bit.ly/3q7je9w

Luscombe Road Trip 2020 | Part 48 https://bit.ly/3wB30ZQ

Luscombe Road Trip 2020 | Part 47 https://bit.ly/3A9PkpB

Luscombe Road Trip 2020 | Part 46 https://bit.ly/3QnbnQJ

Luscombe Road Trip 2020 | Part 45 https://bit.ly/3vOZMBs

Cool! Now THAT'S a tail dragger! Really!

Yes. "When the plane was manufactured (Dec. 19th, 1946), the tailwheel was (apparently) a Maule SFS-1-4."