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Subject: Re: [LML] LNC2 Gear Hydraulics
From: Keith Smith <keith.smith@gmail.com>
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Quite possibly one of the best posts I've ever read.  Thanks, Tom, for
taking the time so share those experiences!

I recently experienced the inability to raise the gear. A quick call to Rick
Argente (Lancair owner/builder in NJ) provided the solution...bleed the
line. He said it's a common issue when flying from cold locations (NJ) to
warmer destinations (Georgia).

I also get hear the pump activate in flight for a fraction of a second every
20-30 minutes or so, which I suspect points to a leak of some sort.

Keith Smith
N360JH

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Quite possibly one of the best posts I&#39;ve ever read.=A0 Thanks, Tom, fo=
r taking the time so share those experiences!<br><br>I recently experienced=
 the inability to raise the gear. A quick call to Rick Argente (Lancair own=
er/builder in NJ) provided the solution...bleed the line. He said it&#39;s =
a common issue when flying from cold locations (NJ) to warmer destinations =
(Georgia).<br>
<br>I also get hear the pump activate in flight for a fraction of a second =
every 20-30 minutes or so, which I suspect points to a leak of some sort.<b=
r><br>Keith Smith<br>N360JH<br>

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