Glad your plane made it through with no damage. Hurricaines and airplanes aren't very compatible. The hangar did what it's supposed to, protect the planes.
I had to reskin the doors on both of my hangars 2 weeks ago following a freak October hail storm. Was glad to do it as my planes sitting behind those doors suffered no damage. -Jeff Scott Los Alamos, NM > ----- Original Message ----- > From: joe.kr2s.buil...@juno.com > Sent: 11/01/12 01:26 PM > To: kr...@mylist.net > Subject: KR> little damage at UKT > > Hey guys,Just a little note about this week in history. Here in Quakertown > Pa. we didn't get near the forcast rains but the wind from Sandy was about as > much as we have ever seen here. I share a hanger with a mooney and a cessna > 150. The hamger doors were ripped loose and flopping all over whie buckleing > and bending. I had no damage to 357CJ but both guys on either side of me took > a hit or two to the spinners and maybe worse. Not really known yet. We > secured the doors in place as best as we can until repairs can be started. > But the planes can not get out until the doors are removed for repairs. I was > planning to get to CC next week but who knows now. I hope everyone else in > the path faired as well as I did.Joe Horton
