REFLECTOR: Canard Cover and cowl attachment system

[Scott Derrick]

I understand..   But its not the physical part of picking up the canard, 
thats a fairly easy  task, even for one person.

Its all the disconnecting, unbolting and stuff.  And then putting it 
back on, bolts in connecting everything up.  I was doing 10 times as 
much work getting the canard off and on than I was doing on the real job 
behind the panel.

You'll see.. :-)

Scott

NMFlyer1 at aol.com wrote:

> I can always change my canard cover. Since my hangar is at my home, 
> and I made a canard removal system that just lifts it up out of the 
> way, I chose to leave it that way for now.
>  
>  
>  
> Kurt
>  
> You will regret that when you have to work behind the panel once your
> flying.   I had my canard off and on a dozen times and finally decided,
> enough is enough and added the removable cover.  I used piano hinges to
> secure it.  I can access the back of the panel now in  one minute.
>
> Scott
>
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