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From: "Tom Williams" <tfsent@att.net>
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Subject: RE: [LML] LNC2 Nose Gear Rod End
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just wondering if it's possible to drill and tap the fwd link and install a
male thread rod end in it???   or might that be a "weak link" in the system
that could shear off at the connection of the rod end and link?