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Subject: Re: [LML] Shock Struts for 360 - Tim's Debongers
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Robert Jude a écrit :
I did .Not performing a hard landing as the aircraft was in the hangar 
for about 2 years,having a lot of changes . Suddenly
the lower seal popped out of its place , the oil poured on the ground 
and in few seconds  the shock absorber was completely depleted.
Alain NOIREAUX  LNC2  F-PSDV
>> Surely Tim has some quality comments on the deflation issue. Tim's 
>> dealt with TK-5 'deflation' apparently and it would be good for him 
>> to >chime in here. So Tim, please address these concerns with your 
>> experiences. Is the aircraft grounded if one of the TK-5's 'deflate'? 
>> If the >answer has as one of its components "it depends", please 
>> elaborate.
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> Has anyone ever experienced a TK-5 deflation??  I don't think so.  Why 
> worry about something that is very, very unlikely to happen?
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> Bob Jude
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