[mick w]

Does anyone have a Sensenich 72 X 42 Prop kicking around , waiting to be spun ??.

[TheFarmer]

Hens teeth!

If you get offered a U/S one, let me know though, as I could do with one for mounting above the hangar!

Beautiful works of art.

[Rob L]

Often called "Fireplace Props", sometimes they get a new lease of flying life.

Back in 1994, my Taylorcraft was involved in a collision that rendered our metal McCauley propeller unusable. The pilot on that day, John, hung the now defunct and damaged prop in his workshop as a "memento" of that day.

Some years later in about 2006, we fitted a C-85 engine instead of the old A-65...and looking up at the prop in John's workshop, I said to him: I reckon that will fit the C-85.

It did (after being cropped, re-pitched and repaired and re-certified at a third of the cost of a new one). It is now back on the same Taylorcraft to this day.

[Rob L]

Incidentally, one point to whom identifies the correct manufacturer of Sensenich fixed-pitch metal props. As a clue, it's not Sensenich!

[Sooty25]

Incidentally, one point to whom identifies the correct manufacturer of Sensenich fixed-pitch metal props. As a clue, it's not Sensenich!

Er, Trabant?

That little "kiss" could have ended worse.

[Flyin'Dutch']

Hartzell

[Rob L]

No-one is correct so far! A small clue: who else makes fixed-pitch metal props in the USA?

[Bathman]

McCauley?

Please no