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August 21st 07, 01:01 AM
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White lead & castor oil on prop shaft?
"Fred the Red Shirt" wrote in message oups.com... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkrUMT1d3C4 Wow. I especially like the part where "about fifty men" install the wing. Looks like they used the mixture as an anti-seize compound... If white lead will harden castor oil then I would suppose the opposite--that it was used as a thread-locking compound. But if it does not harden, then I agree, anti-seize. -- FF Looked like there was a separate locking gizmo to ensure the prop stayed put... Only ten men to put the prop on ;-) 
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