09 Put the top back on.

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Fuel Tank Replacement

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09 Put the top back on.

This effort actually started before the final installation of the fuel tank. Fiberglass & epoxy strips had to be made up and bonded to the inside of the unit. Everything (tank, top, strips, sight gage, etc.) had to be fitted and placed to make sure the top went back on properly. The door sill had to be repaired. Upholstery had to be repaired and replaced. And, of course, there had to be some excitement in the hanger unrelated to the work.

Date: 07/14/2014

Owner: rlborger

Size: 22 items

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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: 8563
	IMG_7235 A strip being bonded to the front wall. Date: 01/31/2014 Views: 6898
	IMG_7319 A test fit of the top. Check of the front. Date: 02/17/2014 Views: 6691
	IMG_7321 Checking the back. Date: 02/17/2014 Views: 9077
	IMG_7322 Checking the back. Date: 02/17/2014 Views: 8535
	IMG_7324 Checking the back. Looks like a good fit overall. Date: 02/17/2014 Views: 8851
	IMG_7365 Getting the sight gage plumbing in place. Date: 02/22/2014 Views: 8613
	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: 8594
	IMG_7367 Applying the fiberglass/epoxy strips to the starboard side. Date: 02/22/2014 Views: 7610
	IMG_7393 Shot bags (25 lbs each) to hold the top in place for the final bonding. 2 plies of fiberglass over a micro filler in the cut. Date: 03/01/2014 Views: 7344

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