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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: Possible Gear Hydraulic System Vapor Lock
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Posted for "Richard H. Helms" <rhhelms@cox.net>:

Lorn & Christopher,
    Thanks!  Your comments have been very helpful.  Your description Lorn
was the first I have heard so that I actually understand where the
pressure leakage to the low side causes the gear to stay up.  
    What I have not heard from the part is in backwards information is
how, after 500 hours, that installation reversal error has become a
evident.
    Again,
    Thank you both!
Hollis