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on the main gear legs by spreading them. So if you do back it in, make sure
you leave enough room to let it go forward at least a couple of feet to
relieve that stress. 
Bob
XLRG in the works
  
My plane is always pushed backward into the hangar.  It does result in
'spreading' of the mains by a couple of inches.  My conclusion is that this
is not an issue; however, if it is going to be parked for an extended
period, with temps above, say about 90-95F, then getting your back under a
wingtip and lifting until the wheel slips a bit is a good idea.

Al