REFLECTOR: Hydraulic system pressure
John Dibble
aminetech at bluefrog.com
Fri Sep 6 07:32:43 CDT 2013
On 9/5/2013 11:38 PM, David Rene Dugas wrote:
> Since over center was mentioned the health of ones nitrogen over
> center cylinder is important in function and safety when gear is down
> although not in up position. Without it the bounce could easily negate
> the over center linkage. I was adjusting my linkage yesterday and was
> curious if the nose would collapse if the gear was retracted 6 inches
> with occupants but no landing violence?
>
> René Dugas
> Apple the REALLY smart phone.
>
How would it get retracted 6"? I think it would hold in that position.
When my gear had an un-commanded retract after touchdown it reached a
point where the force broke the attach bolt at the end of the cylinder rod.
John
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