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Posted for Dick Reeve <dickreeve@gci.net>:

It's a b*%ch!

My seat pans ended up too low after a proper fit at the aft
end of the console, therefore, the bearing block hit the
bottom of the left seat pan flange.

My 'solution' was to cut down those portions of the bearing 
block and use a shorter bolt (AN3-25A) so that the block could
rotate more counterclockwise.

If this isn't clear, I can send an pic.

As 'the BOOK' sez, "yessir, this is a tight fit!"

Dick Reeve
L2K233

peter goudinoff wrote:
> 
> any insight into the mounting of the bearing block for the flap torque
> tube?