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Brantel
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Congrats on the move!!!! Keep working hard, it is worth it!
Brantel (Brian Chesteen),
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Today I moved most of my tools to the hangar, as well as bought a set of "shop tools" - screwdrivers, sockets, wrenches, etc.. While the hangar is pretty cramped with two RV's in it, there is enough room now to put on the left wing. In no time the wing was on and the close tolerance bolts were in. Quick and easy day... now I can really get moving on the pitot tube and finishing off the wingtip wiring!

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hydroguy2
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cool...I can't wait to at that point
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Most Excellent dude :thumbsup:
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