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The
BushCub SP/XP are completely new aircraft manufactured using
state-of-the-art technology in a modern manufacturing plant.
Skilled technicians hand-build each BushCub to exacting industry
standards, so that your flying experience is not impeded with
worries about the plane. BushCub SP's are offered in
completely-built, ready to fly Certified Special Light Sport Aircraft,
partially built Experimental LSA kits and Experimental kit form.
We start
off with a new, 4130 Chromoly Supercub-based fuselage, assembled in our
own accurately rigid tooling. It's a wider (29.5")
and stronger fuse than the original J3 Cub, and allows us to increase
the gross weights for our BushCub SP model to 1320 lbs., the Light Sport
Aircraft/Sport Pilot maximum without floats. All Chromoly
parts are powder coated for maximum protection from corrosion. We assemble the
fuse with aircraft-grade hardware and materials, and check, test and
re-check all systems. Longerons are oiled and sealed to resist
corrosion. Extensive use of composites in some non-structural
areas keeps weight down.

The
BushCub SP will be powered by the 116 h.p. Lycoming O-235N, a completely
new engine built by Lycoming Textron.
Lightweight Electric starter, carburetor, light-weight alternator and Slick mags are standard.
A 12 volt sealed battery comes standard. The BushCub
XP can handle engines of 180hp+ for truly amazing
performance!


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The wings
are all-aluminum structure with PolyFiber covering.
Vortex Generators are applied to lower stall speeds for
safer landings.
Flaps can be added as options.

Tail
feather are balanced PA-18 style for lighter control input forces.
A BRS Chute will
be optional, adding approximately 29 lbs to the weight of
the completed aircraft.
Solo
flight is accomplished from the front seat, where visibility is better.
Hydraulic
brakes, front and rear seats, are standard.
Covering
is done in the PolyFiber process, applied per FAR specifications.
The aircraft is painted with the PolyFiber polyurethane system, so the
finish will still look great after years of service.
Aircraft
and systems are covered by a 1 year warranty against manufactures
defects.
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