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Subject: rudder cable question
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Has anyone tried using a stud end cable terminal (MS 21250) on the 
rudder cables, where they go thru the firewall?  This would be instead 
of the thimble/swage, then thru eyebolt presented in the manual.  Any 
problems?

Peter Goudinoff
Legacy #200