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Subject: Legacy - Retractable Inboard Gear Door
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I'm in the process of plumbing the landing gear hydraulics on my Legacy.  A 
while back, one of the Legacy builders raised the question of modifying the 
gear door retraction system so that the inboard gear door would retract again 
after the mains were down and locked.  Has anyone out there worked out the 
details of such a system?  

Thanks,
John Kleber