[Centurion]

Hi,

Can anyone recommend where I could price/purchase a McCauley or Hartzell prop? Not many options here in Ireland..

Thanks

[PeteSpencer]

We've always used Brinkleys : both for propellor Notice 75 and later six year overhaul and newpurchase six months later (don't ask: search the towbar thread).

Even got us a better deal for a three blade prop than a replacement 2 blade prop which got dinked out of limits in the 90s.

They give swift and reliable service.

http://www.brinkleyaviation.com/

Peter

[Joe Dell]

Come on guys. It's PROPELLER.

[kanga]

Come on guys. It's PROPELLER.

no, it's AIRSCREW

[Joe Dell]

Trust you to get smutty

[wsmempson]

Come on guys. It's PROPELLER.

no, it's AIRSCREW

The name was changed from "airscrew" to "propeller" towards the end of the second world war, allegedly after a maintenance engineer put in a requisition order by telegram for "four lancaster airscrews", and received instead 4 sets of seven surprised Lancaster airmen...

[Joe Dell]

No! It's PROPELLER. I'm off to the hanger.

[Frank Leopald]

Did anyone else notice in the Brinkley video and 4 blade prop arrived and a 3 blader ended up despatched?

What happened to the other blade ??

FL

[Flyingfox1985]

Anyway..... On to the subject,

I take it as a stab in the dark it's for a cessna 210...centurion

Would you like secondhand or new?? There's a few options drop me a PM