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Subject: LNC2 Aileron bellcrank bearing failure
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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif">Posted for PAUL HERSHORIN
&lt;paulhershorin@bellsouth.net&gt;:<br><br>&nbsp;I was returning on a flight the other day and the stick started to vibrate--I <br>looked out at the
aileron and I could see the left aileron fluttering--I <br>landed without any problem and started my investigation into the problem.&nbsp; <br>Upon
opening up the bellcrank cover and moving the aileron the bellcrank was <br>pushing up and down when moving the aileron and holding the
<br>stick&nbsp;stationery.&nbsp;&nbsp; The bearing was twisting---my question is how have other <br>individuals corrected this problem--the way it is
designed is&nbsp;an accident <br>waiting to happen.<br>&nbsp;Paul Hershorin<br>&nbsp;360--471LA&nbsp;<br></div>