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Don Schwanke's Air Force One
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Date: 10-21-2011
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Number of Hours: 1.00
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Brief Description: Reasons for Slow Progress on Plane
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"Been busy. I had been renting a hangar at T65 for some time, only real option. I often worried that someday i might get a notice to move out immediately some day and be in a real bind. In addition, I could not make any improvements to make life much easier either, no electricity for instance.
Very suddenly an acquaintance called me and wondered if I knew anyone that would like to buy his hangar! He had sold his plane and was moving to Florida. I snapped it up of course, and then moved my ""junk"" to my new hangar! It is of course large enough to get the RV12 in there beside the Ercoupe if it don't get sold. One of my pet peeves was having to lay my tools on the floor at the old place, so I splurged at Harbor Freight and bought me a hangar toolbox. For only $149 I did not expect very much, but was very surprised, it turns out to be a very well constructed tool box. Got it assembled this morning, so I can start stuffing it now, and get my hangar organized, as you can see from the first photo, it is just thrown in there for now. Lots of shelving left by the old owner, but I want to put up some pegboard and some light colored paint on the walls, as well as do some rewiring to suit me better.
Got my quart of stinky stuff from Vans to enable me to finish my fuel tank and get it installed for the last time ever I hope (after I check it for leaks of course)"
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