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Posted for "William  Oprendek" <billo520@earthlink.net>:

  I guess my main concern is the gear hanging up on extension. The nose gear 
is
no problem as the doors are linked to the nose gear. The mains drag on the
doors as they open. With no hydaulic pressure, the doors slam down. Would
increasing the low pressure help?