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June 3rd 19, 11:03 PM
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Grob G-103 Wing Pin Collar Found Disengaged
The glider was rigged, hookups checked by another person and flew three flights - off the winch.
The next morning's Daily Inspection found a collar was disengaged. After some wriggling and pushing we got the collar reengaged. We've flown this glider for a few years without this happening. We will be checking every flight for a while. Have any other G-103 pilots seen this? 
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