Emergency Gear Extension

In this video we go over the procedure to lower the landing gear on a Beechcraft Baron 58 using the emergency gear extension handle. This is part of the annual inspection on the airplane. Please like and subscribe and leave any suggestions in the comments!
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[@jacobbaumgardner3406]

Just had this happen on a Seminole I was flying today. Thankfully the emergency gear extension worked as intended, but it was fascinating experiencing my first emergency.

[@nathaliesantiago7212]

Beautiful‼️

[@davidjessee7701]

A few years ago we were flying our Beechcraft Sierra . and the gear failed to go down when we flipped the switch....
So we flew back to our home airport.. Amd called ground ... The said the gear was down except for the front. Wich was indicated by the lights.... We flew the pattern a couple more times calling for the gear to come down.. And finally we had all 3 lights on.... When we landed we saw that we had a leak of hydros...all over the belly of the plane...
Sweating bullets 4 sure....

[@AviatorZone]

That can definitely be a stressful situation, gear issues are always the worse, not much we can do once we run the procedure. I'm glad it worked out!

[@shoodoo.poo.]

Neat!

[@BruceInFlorida]

gotta get working those arms 😂😂

[@AviatorZone]

Yepp hahah actually once you start it's pretty easy.