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February 20th 04, 01:35 AM
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get a few friends over.. remove the canopy.. and prepare (cushion) a couple
of sturdy saw horses.. rest one across the open cockpit area, and one on the tail boom, the saw horse should be tall enough to protect the tail BT "Dan Goldman" wrote in message om... What is a good (safe) method to turn over the fuselage so work can be done on the udercarriage ? I have access to a fork lift if needed. Dan 
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