Blueadventures Posted February 13 Posted February 13 (edited) Found using a forklift with wing on a mattress was perfect for removal and refitting wings. The springiness of the mattress allows for small movements to allow removal and refit into attachments. Then when inboard is connected use a jack to support to fit struts. Doing the 2,000 hourly wing bolts and some other things. New motor to go in next on this A32. First wing removed with 3 people, owner thought up using forklift and it's a winner. I’ll be using same when I do my Nynja wing upgrade in a few weeks. Edited February 13 by Blueadventures 3 3
BrendAn Posted February 13 Posted February 13 you can never have too many foam mattresses when your dealing with wings. 1 2
Thruster88 Posted February 13 Posted February 13 I always like total control and help that don't get tired with wing removal. At work we have a platform with two screw Jack's for Cessnas or a height adjustable hospital bed for low wings. Even light wings get heavy very quickly. 1 2
440032 Posted February 13 Posted February 13 Wings sometimes just have to be forklifted. It's not pleasant, in fact it's generally quite unpalletable. 2 3
facthunter Posted February 14 Posted February 14 A stepladder with a cushion on it would be more appropriate.. Nev 1
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