Building Fuel Lines & Tank Fittings | Bearhawk Build Series

Описание: The Bearhawk Companion QB Kit - Wing Fuel System and Lines

This video looks at the Bearhawk Companion's Fuel tanks and lines running from the tanks out of the wing root. This covers Wing Build Manual pages 5 - 7 of the current version of the manual for the Bearhawk. In this video, we cut the holes in the end ribs for the fuel lines, removed the tanks, create our fuel lines, and reinstall the tanks for a fit check.

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Timestamps:
00:00 – Fuel Lines and Tank
1:10 - Marking the Carry Through Holes
2:45 - Removing the Fuel Tanks
3:58 - Drilling Carry Through Holes
10:40 - Fuel Line Fabrication
16:17 - Fuel Line Installation
17:42 - Inventory Issues
19:05 - Fuel Tank Fittings
21:30 - The Next Part of the Project...

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