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Spreading Ashes From J-3

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Corky Carson

Corky Carson

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Does anyone have any experience or advice on spreading ashes from a J-3?
I've heard of some bad experiences resulting in a huge mess. I was wondering if it might be safe to fly with the inspection plate below the back seat control stick removed and use a funnel with a hose through the hole. Any advice would be appreciated.
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