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Subject: Re: LNC2 Jacks
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Has anyone used these jacks from aircraft spruce.=0A=0Ahttp://www.aircrafts=
pruce.com/catalog/topages/jackj100.php=0A=0A I have a 360 and need 22" from=
 the jack points to the floor, without having to put the plane up on blocks=
 to get the jacks under it.  These jacks say they are 21" tall and might wo=
rk.  It says they have a centering cap, but I don't know how it would work =
with my jackpoints.  They are pricy especially including shipping, so it's =
a bit of a gamble.  I am not a welder and finding a fabrication shop down h=
ere is pretty tough.  Any experience or advise would be great.=0A=0ALuke Al=
corn=0A=0A
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<font face=3D"arial" size=3D"2">Has anyone used these jacks from aircraft s=
pruce.<br><br>http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/topages/jackj100.php<br=
><br><span style=3D"font-family: monospace;"></span> I have a 360 and need =
22" from the jack points to the floor, without having to put the plane up o=
n blocks to get the jacks under it.&nbsp; These jacks say they are 21" tall=
 and might work.&nbsp; It says they have a centering cap, but I don't know =
how it would work with my jackpoints.&nbsp; They are pricy especially inclu=
ding shipping, so it's a bit of a gamble.&nbsp; I am not a welder and findi=
ng a fabrication shop down here is pretty tough.&nbsp; Any experience or ad=
vise would be great.<br><br><!--WM_COMPOSE_SIGNATURE_START-->Luke Alcorn<br=
><br><!--WM_COMPOSE_SIGNATURE_END--></font>
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