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From: Gary Fitzgerald <gbfitz@swbell.net>
Subject: [LML] Nose Gear over-center links
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Does anybody know what the LNC2 GM26 nose gear overcenter links are made of?  It
appears to be aluminum, I'm just wondering if it's 6061 or one of the harder
alloys, like 2024 or 7075.

Thanks,

Gary