One of the assembly techs in the shop, Joe Bossell, was kind enough to loan me his Starrett
precision machinists level. Each graduation indicates an out-of-level condition of .005 inch
per foot. That should give me enough precision to get things nice and straight.
I started disassembling the left wing support jig at the outboard end. Dangit! The bolt twisted
right off. Well this is gonna be interesting.
I dug some of the wood out around the shank of the screw and managed to get a bite on it with
Vise-Grips. Whoever invented these things should win a Nobel prize.
Here's the rat-bastard. Fortunately, I've got a spare bolt around here somewhere.