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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif"><br>Posted for "Mike Wynn"
&lt;mwynn@citlink.net&gt;:<br><br>&nbsp;Subject: LNC2&nbsp;&nbsp;hydraulic pump location?<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Any comments on locating the hyd pump
over (attached) to the nose-wheel <br>enclosure hump, are sincerely appreciated. I have good clearance between the <br>top of the enclosure and the
forward deck. Plumbing is simpler with none in <br>the push-rod tunnel, as in original design. Access is perfect, for filling or
<br>maintenance.&nbsp;&nbsp;Maybe a CG problem, but none foreseen with my batts behind the <br>pass seat.<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Thanks for any pro or con
comments.<br>&nbsp;Mike W.<br>&nbsp;Moab, UT<br>&nbsp;LNC2, 89.95%, IO-360 A!A, s-mount, s-tail<br></div>