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LS-4 Trim Lock coming loose with stick deflection?



 
 
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Old January 31st 11, 02:58 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default LS-4 Trim Lock coming loose with stick deflection?

Hi Folks -

Quick question - does anyone have experience with the LS-4 Trim Lock
coming loose with large control deflection?

I'm not quite sure what's causing the mechanism to slip - whether it
is a cable adjustment issue, weak spring issue, or whether the
brackets that lock the tube are just worn out of round.

Thanks for your help!

John Andrew
Atlanta, Georgia
 




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