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Folks - someone has offered to sell me a set of landing gears.
How can I determine they in good condition, that is, any repair that may have occurred and is not visible was done in a manner that won't fail on me? Is there an examination the A&P can conduct i.e. magna-fluxing (yeah, I know that's a term used in examing a crank, but I don't know another term to use)? Is testing so expensive that buying a used landing gear isn't a good idea? Not that anyone would willfully sell a defective part, but I can see the case where someone might have straightened out a strut and kept it around for whatever reason, and his widow sells the part to someone and had no idea the part was unsafe. Regards, Mike |
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