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Old August 17th 03, 02:17 AM
Tom Hughes
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Hooks Airport, Spring TX, 2:15 PM today
Cessna 210-L
Landing gear malfunction.
Gear down, but would not idicate in lock position.
Main gear collapsed on touchdown. Nose gear remained down and locked.
Pilot walked away with no injuries.

Photo is available.

Tom Hughes
Tomball, TX







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Old August 17th 03, 01:37 PM
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Glad nobody was hurt...

Was this one of the models that had the recurring main gear saddle problems?

Tom Hughes wrote:

Hooks Airport, Spring TX, 2:15 PM today
Cessna 210-L
Landing gear malfunction.
Gear down, but would not idicate in lock position.
Main gear collapsed on touchdown. Nose gear remained down and locked.
Pilot walked away with no injuries.

Photo is available.

Tom Hughes
Tomball, TX









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Old August 18th 03, 02:34 AM
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Tom Hughes wrote:

Hooks Airport, Spring TX, 2:15 PM today
Cessna 210-L
Landing gear malfunction.
Gear down, but would not idicate in lock position.
Main gear collapsed on touchdown. Nose gear remained down and locked.
Pilot walked away with no injuries.

Photo is available.

Tom Hughes
Tomball, TX


If the gear is down on a 210, how could it collapse? Putting weight on the
gear would lock it in position. Or did it just dangle?


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Old August 18th 03, 07:48 PM
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They were just dangling..................
It appears as only the nose gear was down and locked.


On Sun, 17 Aug 2003 18:34:16 -0700, "Tom S." wrote:

Tom Hughes wrote:

Hooks Airport, Spring TX, 2:15 PM today
Cessna 210-L
Landing gear malfunction.
Gear down, but would not idicate in lock position.
Main gear collapsed on touchdown. Nose gear remained down and locked.
Pilot walked away with no injuries.

Photo is available.

Tom Hughes
Tomball, TX


If the gear is down on a 210, how could it collapse? Putting weight on the
gear would lock it in position. Or did it just dangle?



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Old August 19th 03, 11:45 PM
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Without hydraulic pressure the gear would be hanging straight down.

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Tom Hughes wrote:

Hooks Airport, Spring TX, 2:15 PM today
Cessna 210-L
Landing gear malfunction.
Gear down, but would not idicate in lock position.
Main gear collapsed on touchdown. Nose gear remained down and locked.
Pilot walked away with no injuries.

Photo is available.

Tom Hughes
Tomball, TX


If the gear is down on a 210, how could it collapse? Putting weight on the
gear would lock it in position. Or did it just dangle?






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Old August 21st 03, 03:56 AM
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I recall that some of the back and forth radio talk was related to
hydraulics.

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Without hydraulic pressure the gear would be hanging straight down.

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Tom Hughes wrote:

Hooks Airport, Spring TX, 2:15 PM today
Cessna 210-L
Landing gear malfunction.
Gear down, but would not idicate in lock position.
Main gear collapsed on touchdown. Nose gear remained down and locked.
Pilot walked away with no injuries.

Photo is available.

Tom Hughes
Tomball, TX


If the gear is down on a 210, how could it collapse? Putting weight on the
gear would lock it in position. Or did it just dangle?






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