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Subject: Legacy Flap Shaft Support Bearing
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The teflon inserts in the flap jackshaft support bearing on my Legacy
seem determined to turn inside the bearing instead of the shaft turning
inside the insert.  This could not have good long term consequences.
Does anyone have a suggestion as to how to stop this?

Thanks for your assistance,
Bill Bradburry