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Subject: ES Nose gear shimmy
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Hello All,

I'm looking for some thoughts on a persistent nose wheel shimmy that refuses 
to go away. I have serviced the strut as outlined by the Lancair service 
procedure twice now with no change. The shimmy does not happen on touch 
down, but shortly after on the roll out and is brief, but very noticeable. 
Any thoughts?

Shane Daly
L-ES  C-GICX