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The Visitor wrote:
The only thing I can see as a concern is if there is corrosion happening inside the hub or on the roots of the blade. I got rid of mine, very low time like yours but they were 1983 vintage. Here they are pulled apart every five years for inspection. If the prop concerns you, what about the age of the aircraft? ; ) John The aircraft isn't getting subjected to the forces the prop hub gets subjected to. IIRC, the number I heard was something like 20 tons of force pulling out on the prop hub, and if you've ever seen a slow motion video of a spinning prop, you'd be amazed at how flexible those blades really are. |
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