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March 27th 04, 01:57 PM
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I made my main gear, but purchased the nose gear strut from Featherlite. The LongEZ nose gear has little weight on it, so the gear leg was less than one hundred dollars. George Graham RX-7 Powered Graham-EZ, N4449E Homepage http://bfn.org/~ca266 You made your main gear! Impressive. I'd be curious (and i suppose other people too) to learn how you went about it. Composite? Don't be shy to share your experience. This is what this group is about (I 'd like to believe that). Pierre Trying to design is own 
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