On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 09:31:51 -0500, Wallace Berry
wrote:

In article .com,
"rich" wrote:

Hi all,
Looking for feedback on handling and performance,any special
maintenance issues.
Thanks all,
Rich



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The big drawback to the 1-23's is assembly/disassembly.
Assembly/disassembly is a 3 person job. The wings are held together
similarly to a 1-26, with bolts. However, on the 1-23, there is a
"puller" tool that is needed to get the wing bolts out. Don't lose that
tool!

A 1-23H15 is a great ship if you can keep it assembled and don't plan on
traveling with it too much.

I did my first cross country flights in a 1-23. I do not recall there
being any special tool to rig the ship. It assembled just like a
1-26.

I do recall that the bolts for the spars were specific to the holes.
I remember color coding them.