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By the looks of the gun, it doesn't appear to be a gentle process - maybe
the gear retracted unexpectedly.


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"J3" wrote in message
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By the looks of the gun, it doesn't appear to be a gentle process - maybe
the gear retracted unexpectedly.

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"Dave Kearton" wrote in message
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"J3" wrote in message
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By the looks of the gun, it doesn't appear to be a gentle process - maybe
the gear retracted unexpectedly.


Probably something like that since the right wheel is still chocked.

Unless someone wanted to make sure the thing didn't leave the scene of the
accident...




Regards, PLMerite


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Probably something like that since the right wheel is still chocked.

Unless someone wanted to make sure the thing didn't leave the scene of the
accident...




Regards, PLMerite



Hmmm, I don't think it was in Kansas.


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