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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Anyone have some 320 Jacks?
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Posted for "David Lowry" <dave@edt.com>:

  I just got jacks from www.aircraftjacks.com
  They work really well on my Legacy.
  These are made by Know-Howe Weld and Machine, Inc.
  They will not collapse but part of the equation is
   your jack points and the tail holder.
   Dan Howe the Howe (the Howe of Know-Howe)
  has a nice description of how to make jackpoint
  nubs to match the jacks.
  David Lowry
  
>   I'm looking for a decent pair of 320 jacks or does anyone have a simple
  way
> to make them?  I'd rather just buy them but don't want my plane falling
  off.
>   I heard of that happening once and I don't need that kind of heart
  stoppage
> just yet.