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49 Ryan A model yoke issue.
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Last year after a three week break we flew the beast and noticed the two yokes were tilted to the left about 20 degrees even though the ailerons were in the neutral position.

We have flown it like that since but not that often. I had a medical problem that grounded me. I’m not happy to continue with the tilted yokes and any help or advice would be appreciated.

The ailerons are locked with wing locks when stored. So I’m curious as to how the yokes could tilt to one side if the locks had been put in place.

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