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November 8th 03, 05:29 PM
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"VideoFlyer" wrote in message ... 45 lbs??? 55 lbs for the nose gear??? That seems awfully high. Those tires will be hard as a rock. I guess I'd prefer a little softer tire to land on. I rarely put in more than about 15 to 20 lbs. 5 lbs will "get the sidewall off the ground." It would depend on the all up weight of the aircraft, our Rallye 100 weighs in at a gross weight of 1700 lbs and the tire pressures are 21 in the nose wheel and 25 in the mains. -- .. -- Cheers, Jonathan Lowe whatever at antispam dot net No email address given because of spam. Antispam trap in place 
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