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Subject: 320 Landing Gear
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I have managed to bend the nose gear fork on my 320. Kit Components, 
(Lancair), (Aerocraft Parts), doesn't have the fork. Joel at KCI, says 
that Esco has quit furnishing this part and they are looking for another 
source. It did not have a part number in my manual.

Meantime, anyone out there have an extra Nose Gear Fork? I could also 
use the main gear casting, GM2 (GM002).

Please contact me at  dryan@gt.rr.com  or 409-860-4450

THANKS        Don Ryan