Re: Wood/composite prop bolt torque

Re: Wood/composite prop bolt torque

  Home | Guides | Register Now! | Search | About
 rec.aviation.homebuilt    Post an article   get this group's latest topics as an RSS feed add this group's latest topics to your My MSN content add this group's latest topics to your My Yahoo content
 Re: Wood/composite prop bolt torque jls Reply Send to a Friend   Print
 
Subject Author Date
Wood/composite prop bolt torque ELIPPSE 02-22-2006

<amorrisonca1@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
news:1140731006.541799.317790@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> Is everone getting a proper printout of the recommended article?
> Graphs and some text missing?
> Help ! (:<)) - what do I've to do to get an all inclusive printout.
> I've a "regular" computer and have had nothing like this before.
>
Interesting article, belleville washers and all, but one should torque a
W72CK44 Sensenich on a Cub or T-Craft by the book at 200 inch/pounds, plus
or minus 15, and a month or so later re-torque and re-track.

Use mylar half-moons to set the prop track dead nuts.

If your engine is reasonably in balance, you'll fly smooth as silk.




other useful resources:
Government National Mortgage Association - Ginnie Mae
The National Home Equity Mortgage Association
Fannie Mae Mortgage
Movie-Corner.com Movie Blog