REFLECTOR: Jig to transport fuselage with spar attached

[milehitaz]

question...Spar and Fuel Strakes complete or at least started? I may be moving mine as well...



In a message dated 03/23/09 15:18:39 Pacific Daylight Time, mbuc310 at cox.net writes:
I set my fuselage in the Ryder truck,  at a angle, so the spar ran from the lower corner to the opposite upper corner.  I drove it across country that way, with the butt end hanging out, covered with a tarp. The fuselage was resting on large bags of mulch, which I used for the flowers when I got it home.  It was all tied up tight. No issues. 
Matt

Erik Franks wrote: 
I'm about to purchase a kit and drive it from the Pacific Northwest to Austin, TX. Can anyone offer suggestions on how to mount/jig the fuselage for the trip? The u-haul I have reserved is 7'8" wide (http://www.uhaul.com/guide/index.aspx?equipment=truck-17). It's way too small to fit. Even a shipping container doesn't seem much bigger. Any options?


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