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IMG_7769
And this is the 1 gallon measure used to return fuel to the tank.
Date: 05/18/2014
Views: 26451
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IMG_7738
Everything pretty much back together. Eight months work at this point.
Date: 05/10/2014
Views: 20020
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IMG_7730
Returned the upholstery on to the back.
Date: 05/09/2014
Views: 16266
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IMG_7704
And fixing the passenger side door sill.
Date: 05/02/2014
Views: 15366
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IMG_7736
Reinstalled the shoulder harnesses and seats
Date: 05/10/2014
Views: 15046
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IMG_7770
Calibrated sight gage with LED illumination. This really does help identify the fuel level. FYI: 6 gal to the bottom of the lower P-Clip, 7 gal to the top of the P-Clip, 8 gal to the 1st white tie, 9 gal to the 2nd tie, 10 gal to the 1st black tie, 12 g
Date: 05/18/2014
Views: 14457
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IMG_7536
It was a pretty good flow of water for a while. Flooding the back of the hanger. No real damage as, from previous experience, I try to keep things off the hanger floor in any case.
Date: 03/20/2014
Views: 13897
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IMG_6995
The cutout in the passenger door sill now allows entry of the tank.
Date: 10/21/2013
Views: 13853
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IMG_7735
Not as nice as it was but still not looking too shabby.
Date: 05/10/2014
Views: 13770
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IMG_7312
With one final overall fit of the tank.
Date: 02/17/2014
Views: 13730
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IMG_7768
There's 18 gallons of AvGas in those 4 5-gallon gas cans.
Date: 05/18/2014
Views: 13680
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IMG_7767
The sight gage with calibration markers.
Date: 05/18/2014
Views: 13561
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IMG_7438
The back is well bonded across the width of the wall, as are the two sides.
Date: 03/11/2014
Views: 13508
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IMG_7321
Checking the back.
Date: 02/17/2014
Views: 13170
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IMG_7324
Checking the back. Looks like a good fit overall.
Date: 02/17/2014
Views: 12860
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IMG_7568
And reconnecting the aileron tie rods.
Date: 03/29/2014
Views: 12752
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IMG_7712
Door sill repaired.
Date: 05/04/2014
Views: 12729
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IMG_7322
Checking the back.
Date: 02/17/2014
Views: 12707
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IMG_7366
Applying the fiberglass/epoxy strips to the port side. Plastic wrap to prevent the epoxy from bonding to the tools used to hold the strip in place.
Date: 02/22/2014
Views: 12514
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IMG_7233
2-ply fiberglass strips were made up to be bonded to the inside of the unit. These strips went on all 4 sides. Here the strip is being bonded to the aft wall.
Date: 01/26/2014
Views: 12472
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