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American Navion Society, Ltd.

American Navion Society, Ltd.

American Navion Society, Ltd.

American Navion Society, Ltd.

American Navion Society, Ltd.

American Navion Society, Ltd.

American Navion Society, Ltd.

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Canopy Maintenance
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I have removed my canopy to replace the broken cable. I will also replace the rear rollers as they have some flat spots. How do those rollers come apart so I can remove them from their support bracket?

Also does anyone have a fairly foolproof way to get the cable reattached to that cam inside the latch assembly so it will not kink and fray again? This last cable only lasted about 4 years whereas the previous cables seemed to last 10 yrs or longer according to the logbooks. You can’t really get the latch and cable assembled until attaching it all to the canopy so there’s not a lot of room for adjustments. I do have the emergency pin release mod so I won’t get trapped but I would like for this cable to last a little longer.

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