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Old December 17th 06, 03:06 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Bob Moore
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Default Emergency Landing in a COZY MKIV

mike regish wrote
A question I have is, were the prop bolts safety wired?


Doesn't matter...I had this happen to me once...same outcome,
un-eventful landing on the runway.

With a wood prop, when cold, dry, winter sets in, the wood
shrinks away from the previous torque settings allowing the
bolts to fail in just a few minutes. All of the safety wire
in the world doesn't help.

Bob Moore
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