Hydraulics for Landing Assemblies?

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Information on hydraulic parts and pumps for designing landing assemblies can be found by searching "Hydraulics for Landing Gear," which yields numerous resources. Visual aids and purchasing links for large hydraulic components are available through this refined search. The discussion highlights the importance of keyword specificity in online searches to access relevant data. Participants express encouragement for the project, emphasizing the value of community support. Utilizing targeted search terms significantly enhances the discovery of useful information.
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Where can I find information on hydraulic parts/pumps in order to design my own landing assemblies?

I'd like to see how one works in heavy aerocraft. Pictures and also links to places where I can purchase large parts, etc.
 
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Try switching your search to "Hydraulics for Landing Gear" Google seems to several leads for you.
 
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Wow. Change one word in a search, now all sorts of information comes up. :bugeye:

Thanks!
 
Your welcome. hope your project goes well for you.
 

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