Saturday was the fly in. The Curtis pusher is almost ready. Its not going to fly today we still need more wires for control features but we plan to start the engine for the crowd.
The volunteers are all over the air plane for at least 4 hours before the debut.
Men are working on creating wires to hold the tail section.
The fuel lines are attached and the carborator is primed. Others fastening tiny screws to hold a rubber
gasket between the wings.
This was a very enjoyable experience to work with such a capable group.
Enjoy.
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| Wires are created for the tail section. |
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| Safety pins are installed in castle nuts. |
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| Kelly fastens tiny screws to the rubber gasket. |
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| A spool of wire lies on the wing. |
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| The fuel line is installed. |
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| The carb is primed. |
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| The second tank arrives. |
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| The engine is about to be proped. |
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| the engine runs. |
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