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From: John Cooper <heyduke@digital.net>
Subject: LC20 Middle Gear Door Bracket Mystery
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RWolf is right. The OLD kits had the bolts clocked differently on the two
gear legs. I never could figure out why that was, either.

I made my own brackets, and added little z-shaped "keepers" which locked
around the inboard side of the gear leg on the upwind edge to make the
installation more sturdy. It seemed to me that a strong crosswind could
really grab those middle gear doors and possibly rip them off. Never heard
of that happening, though...