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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Gear Sequence Valve problem
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Posted for "Paul Nafziger" <naf@britevalley.com>:

  Grayhawk,
  
  I hadn't adjusted the screw since I finally got it properly adjusted several
  years ago.  Last time I looked, the lock nut was in place, so I assume it
  still was.  Parts probably bounced into the dirt about halfway down the
  runway, so I'll probably never find them.  There wasn't any side angle
  problem.  Gear leg looks good.
  
  So, the most probable explanation is that the screw backed out and the
  plunger worked on the snap ring over time.  I'll double check the right one
  when I swing the gear after repair.
  
  Naf
  
  Paul Nafziger
  LNC2 N7PN