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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Grove brakes
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Posted for "sharrelson" <sharrelson@cox.net>:

  Hi,
  
  When we installed the Grove brakes, we did have to do a little bit of filing
on the gear castings.  Also, the new brakes fit better a bit lower in the back
than the Matcos, but there's plenty of clearance from the ground.  Over all,
it was a pretty easy swap out.
  
  When I called the company with a question, Randy Grove was very helpful.  If
you go for these brakes, also order the corresponding dust covers because the
old ones won't fit.
  
  Sue Harrelson
  320 -  100%
  IV    -   99.99%
  sharrelson@cox.net
  
>     When you installed the Grove 56-3A, did you have to modify any existising
> parts or airframe ?