In several places where we've lived and where I've had airplanes, there are times when it would be good to look inside the wings. When I hangared my Pietenpol on an airpark out in the country where there were gaps under and around the hangar doors, winter or rainy weather would bring mice and rats into the hangar, especially if there was anything in the trash that might attract them. We also had a lot of oak trees and there were fox squirrels and gray squirrels living in the trees, and those rascals can eat the insulation off of wiring and make nests in tucked-away locations inside a hangar or an airplane. Stef, if there are no entry points for rodents to get inside your wings or you have a tight hangar for your KR, none of that may matter. Others may have their wing gap covers off for some length of time in winter or they may be building a plane and don't have the wings on it yet, so in those cases it might be good to get a look around inside the wings and tailcone.
Oscar Zuniga KR 1-1/2, N335KC
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