Well, I think there should be some limits to an annual. For 5 years running, I had some sort of inflight problem coming home with my Cherokee from an annual - usually stuff that probably should not have been messed with anyhow. The only thing you can inspect by taking out the seat and side panels is the outside skin behind it for 18 inches or so down from the window sill, it could be just as easily be done with a mirror and light down the crack, I just had mine all apart, definitely not a quick and easy job. Do you mind telling us the bill for your annual Prof Ed?
--- In [email protected], ebengui...@... wrote: > > I just had an annual inspection and the complete interior was removed. > Seats, floor boards, side panels, carpet, baggage area and just about > everything > including all upholstery, It worried the hell out of me because I kept > thinking, "How's he going to remember where everything goes [with the same > screws, etc." > But everything went right back fine, (Oh I was looking over his shoulder > without him knowing it the whole time too. > Prof. Ed >
