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From: "Skip Slater" <skipslater@earthlink.net>
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Subject: Re: [LML] ES vertical stab problem during construction
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Leon,
   You're not going to like this, but my advice is to remove the tail and 
put it back on straight.  Putting on a bandaid like you're talking about is 
still going to leave you with a crooked tail and possibly permanent yaw.  A 
few builders are pulling off their skins to straighten bent wings, so it can 
be done to the tail.  The best option is to do it right.  It'll be a pain, 
but you'll sleep better at night knowing you fixed the problem the right 
way.
   Skip Slater
   N540ES