Cockpit Flooring - Sequoia Aircraft Corporation F.8L Falco Construction Manual

❏ Remove P/N 708. Clamp P/N 776 in place. Use a 3/16" transfer punch to locate the five
holes in P/N 776. Drill these five 3/16"Ø holes in P/N 776. See Figure 10.
❏ Install 25x25 corner blocks above P/N 708 and 776 on the inboard and outboard sides of
the nose gear bay wall. Except for the bottom strip of spruce, the nose gear bay wall is
glued to the aft face of frame No. 1 in a butt joint and this should be reinforced with
corner blocks.
The rest of this chapter covers a number of different little odd jobs. There is no reason to do any
of these remaining jobs in any particular order, so feel free to bounce around.

Cockpit Flooring

Some parts of the work on the cockpit flooring may be difficult to do with the fuselage jig in place
and you may elect to postpone some of these steps until later when you can climb into the aircraft.
Our intent is to accomplish as much of this work as possible while the bottom side longerons are
not installed for easier access.
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Revision 4, March 1, 2002