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February 25th 04, 02:58 PM
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Mark Astley wrote:
Yet other planes have an emergency tank for blowing the gear down (beech maybe?). Bonanza's: 50 turns of the little crank, located behind the little door on the back of the main spar below the copilot's seat. The crank is attached to a gear that meshes with another gear on the shaft attached to the gear motor and landing gear. 
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