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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: Looking for way to improve my fuel cutoff
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Posted for "Howard Swingle" <swingle@vt.edu>:

The fuel cutoff valve in my 360 is located on a bracket under the header
tank on the passenger side.  It is more difficult than I prefer to
locate and operate this valve. 
   
I am wondering if there are others who have faced this problem and
developed proven ways to remotely operate this valve or have developed
others ways to accomplish emergency fuel cutoff with less difficulty.
   
If so, I'd like their input (descriptions, pictures, etc.)
   
Thanks
   
Howard Swingle
N3602D