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Woody Pusher

Seats
2 2
Power
75 hp56 kW
Cruise
76 kt140 km/h
US register
8 aircraft8 aircraft

About the Woody Pusher

The Aerosport Woody Pusher is an American single-engine, two-seat parasol wing monoplane designed specifically for amateur home building. Drawing heavy inspiration from a historical light aircraft design, it offers a traditional open or enclosed layout suited for recreational pilots interested in construction and leisure flying.

Marketed initially to homebuilders, a significant number of examples reached flying status within a couple of decades following its introduction. Completed airframes have found homes in notable aviation museums across the United States as preserved examples of amateur-built design.

Engines fitted

7 aircraft
EnginePowerShare of fleetAircraft
Continental A&C75 series 75 hp 2
Continental C85 85 hp 1
Subaru ALL MDLS A/B 400 hp 1
Continental O-200 100 hp 1
Continental A&C65 series 65 hp 1
Lycoming O-145 65 hp 1

Woody Pusher running costs

$158 an hour
A year
LowTypicalHigh
Fuel$2,567$3,280$3,853
Oil$60$75$97
Engine overhaul reserve$2,167$2,667$4,833
Annual inspection and maintenance$2,500$3,500$4,500
Hangar$3,000$6,300$9,600
Total$10,294$15,822$22,883
Per hour$103$158$229

Engine

Model
Continental A75
Power
75 hp
Overhaul
1,800 h / 12 yr
Fuel burn
3.4 – 4.3 gal/h
Fuel price
$8.20 /US gal

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