bushpilot Posted February 22, 2009 Posted February 22, 2009 Here's a tip for any of you that suffer the 'birds in the hanger problem' like I do.. I don't mind birds of the feathered variety - I just dont like 'em poopin' all over my pride and joy.. My wife wouldn't let me do a ghost-busters on them (those "pretty swallows"), so I nicked 3 of her 'out of vogue' double bed sheets (notice how all beds are queen size now..) and they work a treat. Also keeps the dust off.. Only the flat, horizontal surfaces need protecting, so a fitted sheet (elastic on sides) fits perfectly over the tail section and another for the nose. Then a flat sheet over fuesalage with 2 corners tied through the flap hinges. I use a bit of hessian - folded double - on the wing (Bunnings - $20). Cover-up time 2 minutes - less to take them off...
Guest Maj Millard Posted February 22, 2009 Posted February 22, 2009 Yes Chris, you would think they would have more respect...maybe they are trying to tell us something ??
Ben Longden Posted February 23, 2009 Posted February 23, 2009 A few guys at Shepp use this technique - even Gawnes with their sleek cessna Chancellor . At Echuca, they used to have a light wire aircraft shaped frame covered with hessian hanging like a false ceiling above the club plane. This worked really well for many years, but has been taken down with recent construction work inside the hangar. My thought is to guy a couple of up market car covers - the ones with non scratch lining, and modify those. Ben
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