Front and Rear Prop Spinners

[Ernie Martin]

Dave, my go-to source for this stuff, if Don Nieser doesn't have it, is Preferred AirParts. If you can find a new item from a surplus dealer, you can sometimes save up to 50%. Recently I updated the Purchasing Parts page of my "backup" site at www.SkymasterUS.com to add a new source: KRN Aviation Services -- 800-366-6462 (www.krn.com). I found their stock of new surplus parts rivals that of Preferred. Worth a call.

Ernie

[SkyMac]

Hi Ernie

Thankyou I will contact KRN for a few parts to see what they have.

Also thanks Larry for the info on the bearings, I have put a note through to RBC.

Regards
Dave

[SkyMac]

Hi

For everyones info and thanks to the direction provided by Larry, I have been able to source the bearings for the rear of my 337g. Whilst the rear is apart we will take the opportunity to replace them.

After numerous emails from RBC on whch distributor had them, Dixie Aerospace had them all in stock and I must say at a 3rd the total cost of Cessna.

4x MS24461-4 In stock under RBC pn 4NBC612ZP086B, $27.80EA (Cessna $110 ea)
4x MS24462-4 In stock under RBC pn 4NCC910P086B, $42.25ea (Cessna $105 ea)
1x PN3A $36.30 (Cessna $68 ea, but no stock)

www.dixieaerospace.com

Once again many thanks Larry

Dave

[WebMaster]

I had a similar experience, many years ago. I was working for a bearing manufacturer in CT, in 1981. I had a Mercury outboard motor, and I determined it needed some bearings. Small bearings. I checked with the local Mercury dealer and learned that he would have to order them, and the costs were about $12.00 each. I remembered that one of our divisions sold to Mercury, in fact we had several outboard motor test cells. I did the interchange, and our selling price to Mercury was on the order of $0.80 each. A tremendous markup, to $12.00. Fortunately, I was able to get samples, so the cost to me was $0.00.

[Ernie Martin]

Good to know about Dixie Aerospace. I will add them to my online list of suppliers.

Ernie