Getting her on the gear

[IMG]lift and gear by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

Cold again in the hangar

Dang
 

Dang, that looks like a airplane

"Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the technology. We have the capability to make the world's first 6 million dollar RV."

Awesome job!

Thanks Don, finally back at it, been out of town...

Thank you, Brian!
Keep plugging away as my mother used to say

I have less time lately and struggle to get back in town to work on it but I always put the time into it, even if only for minutes...
Gear on then start the wings first install

Looks way better then it did on your trailer. What did you do with the bags of sand from Home Depot?

I just found pictures of when you got the plane. Wow. What a project. Nice work and it looks great.

The sand that came out of the fuselage...HAHAHA
Thanks Blain, long road but still getting at it!

Thank you "rockwoodrv9a", it has been a labor that is for certain.

lonely gear install

[IMG]mainG by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]gearM by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]noseG by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

A couple more pics

Brake lines in

[IMG]rgear by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]lgear by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

Wiring switches

[IMG]sw wiring by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

Very anal. Good job! Glad to see your progress.

I prefer the term"thorough" Blain, haha

Thanks for noticing!

Braided Brake Lines
 

I really like the braided brake lines. I'm going to change my existing tube brakes lines to braided.

Looks fantastic, keep up the good work.

I understand. I started with AL tubing and went to braided. I have bent tubing for the balance of my lines but in this instance, I thought it was indicated.
Easy to run, more durable (anecdotal), and clean-looking.

Good Luck!

Not a lot of explanation but I do have a bit of panel wiring started

[IMG]panel wires by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]panel rt by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]panellft by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]VR wires by Kent Luttrell, on Flickr[/IMG]

I'm not an expert but with the schematic graciously provided by John Bright, it becomes infinitely easier. Thank you again John!

Heck ya dude! Making gains!

Thanks, Jereme! Trying to keep going as much as I can these days. Taking it slow here as I don't want to let the smoke out down the road.

I might be ringing you later this next month for advise!

Link Doesn't work for me.

Not sure about that link. Maybe it is archived?