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The test prop is a light wood, ultralight prop, 20 inchs shorter than
the C-150 prop. It can be bolted to the hub bearing wise.

This could be expensive. Usually one would expect you to destroy
only 1 propellor when your "Eagleson Landing" collapses the nose gear.
Now it'll cost you two props. Doesn't sound cost-effective to me.

John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180)