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Sprayer Salute: Crop Duster Tattoo Tribute

Posted on September 9, 2008

crop duster air tractor at-400 agriculture sprayer airplane pilot memorial tattoos in flight manakin tattoo studio Certainly a unique tattoo flying at us today!  Pictured here is a colorful half sleeve highlighting the job of the crop duster — one of the riskier flying jobs out there, but a necessity in agriculture. The particular aircraft featured here is an Air Tractor AT-400.  The tattoo is presumably in honor of a loved one who was a crop dusting pilot.

The tattoo comes our way from Manakin Tattoo Studio, Pismo Beach, CA.

For a larger image, please click on the link below or the image above.

crop duster air tractor at-400 agriculture sprayer airplane pilot memorial tattoos in flight manakin tattoo studio

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  1. David Says:

    Hey that’s my tattoo!! Ha…that is in memory of my father, Doug Gilbert. He was a crop duster, and passed away 10 years ago when he crashed fighting fires in Idaho as a volunteer fireman. Josh at Manakin did an amazing job, and I love the fact that I can look at my arm anytime and look at a beautiful picture of what my father truly loved doing.

    Posted on October 19th, 2010 at 4:31 pm

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