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On Feb 26, 9:42*am, "noel.wade" wrote:
Kept in a set of PVC tubes with well-greased felt inside so that they "self lubricate" every time I pull them out or put them back in the holders. If you mean that you put the "self lubricated" pins stright into the spars I think that's a really bad idea! I never assemble without completely cleaning the main spar pins and the spar bushings and lubricating them with fresh grease. Any other way risks the bushings and pins being scratched by accumulated dirt. The lift pins and the horizontal stab pins get the same treatment. I fly in a very dusty environment. I might be less picky if it was clean. Andy |
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