Ferg,
Actually I think he is talking about a 2 x 4 across the fuselage
(side to side). I did the same but used a 1 x 4 on each side. Then a 1
x 12 as the belly board to slide in and out. Yes I had to do it several
times so be prepared. Also, do EVERYTHING you can possible do BEFORE
you put the top on. It makes things so much easier. Do all the wiring
and anything else. Then put the top on.
Jim
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Alan Stills" <astills785@earthlink.net>
> To: <europa-list@matronics.com>
> Subject: Europa-List: On the way to top on!
> I also redux'd in 2 2x4 supports onto the sidewall just below the
> joint so
> I could put one in the back across the bay to have something to lay
> on while
> working back there. | A095
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> Al,
> Sounds great - you're getting ahead of me - I'm not yet
> ready to
> put the top on, but stumbling toward it.
> One word of caution though, and I'm sure Andy at Europa
> would
> agree with me:
> I shouldn't lay on a 2 x 4 -especially while working.
> [1] It doesn't give proper attention to the work or the lay,
> and
> [2] You may regret it forever if you were to tumble off the 2 x
> 4.
> It should be perfectly Ok to lie on it though.
> Ferg
> A064
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