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February 13th 08, 04:42 AM
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Brakes?
"Alan Gerber" wrote in message ... Alan Gerber wrote: I was taught to set the parking brake during the pre-flight. I forgot to mention, this was in a Piper Warrior. I don't know if the school has a similar procedure for Cessnas, or if there's something different about their brakes. ... Alan -- Alan Gerber PP-ASEL gerber AT panix DOT com My current thinking on the matter is that using the parking brake at least once for each flight is a very good idea--and almost certainly reduces the probability that it will either stick or leak. Basically, some of the best day to day maintenance for a lot of things is simply to use them. Peter 
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