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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif">Posted for "jkezele@juno.com" &lt;jkezele@juno.com&gt;:<br><br>&nbsp;I
am omitting the header tank and have a fwd hinged canopy.&nbsp;&nbsp;I am planning on <br>mounting the hydraulic pump fwd of the&nbsp;&nbsp;fwd hinge
bulkhead most likely on the <br>nose gear tunnel. I would like to review how builders have plumbed their <br>hydraulic lines when the hydraulic pump
is located fwd of the instrument <br>panel.<br>&nbsp;Thank you for your help<br>&nbsp;John Kezele<br><br>[Take a look at the "Hydraulics / Landing
Gear" page on the LML website.&nbsp; There are a couple photos of my rough-in of the hydraulic system with the pump mounted above the pax
footwell.&nbsp; &lt;Marv&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp; ]<br><br></div>