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![]() Scott wrote: Quick question for the group. When setting the torque on prop bolts (I have bolts with nuts), if the hole for the cotter pin doesn't line up with the castleated nut at the proper torque setting, is it better to go tighter or looser to get the hole lined up. My gut instinct says tighter, but.... Scott Use a pair of Belleville washers rated for about 2000 lb under each bolt head, installed with their conacave sides facing each other. See if you can get to the recently-deceased Vance Jaqua's web site, and see his write-up on the Belleville use. |
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