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hummm
if my memory serves me correctly about five years ago my door strut cylinder broke of at the attachment tip. i had a machine show make an identical copy of it in stainless steel and it has work perfect ever sense. seems that you asked me to get you one made up as yours broke
(not approved!). i took the time to have the shop make you one and mailed it to you. the shop charges 125.00 for it, i paid them and ate the postage to you. you never paid me for it. it may behoove you to be a little more charitable and a little hypocritical and just enjoy the site. oh if you wish you can send me the cash to my mail box that will forward it to me in mx. pmb 1401, p.o. box 9011, calexico ca 92232, if not whatever - rick 
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09-23-11, 09:52 PM
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SK: The message of your first post appeared to be that, because not Cessna design, no Skymaster STC should be installed. The message of your second post appears to change into: the set of STCs is divided into two subsets: the subset of bad STCs (e.g. windshield center post removal) and the smaller subset of good STCs (e.g. Robertson STOL because well-engineered). In your opinion, who is the decider between the two?
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