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From: "Bob Jude" <bobjude@charter.net>
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Subject: LNC2 Pressure Switch adjustment
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With the advent of cooler weather, the hydraulic pump in my LNC2 frequently
wants to stay ON even after the gear is fully retracted.  Turning power off
to the gear relays will stop the pump.  I believe that a little adjustment
to my high pressure switch should solve the problem.  Does anyone remember
which direction of rotation will reduce the shut-off pressure point and how
much rotation is required to change it by about 100 psi?
Bob Jude
N65BJ