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Date Posted: 18:41:26 05/11/04 Tue
Author: Derek Linder
Subject: Re: water rudder
In reply to: David 's message, "water rudder" on 13:00:58 04/20/03 Sun

>Does a Grumman Goose have a water rudder?

Yes, several of the remaining Gooses have water rudders. The Goose did not come with them from the factory, and all of them are aftermarket products. Due to its twin-engine design, the Goose can be maneuvered on the water with differential power, but the water rudder provides better and more precise control.


Derek Linder
www.grummangoose.com

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