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Rear prop help
Just found out my rear prop hub is cracked. The shop found an acceptable used one and I spoke to Don Neiser and he was checking for me as well. However the prop shop guy suggested that if I can find an overhauled later type (non threaded) that it may not be much more money and that this is a more durable solution. A new prop is big dollars. Any advice or suggestions from anyone, much appreciated? Or anyone have a line on an overhauled prop or low time prop for my 1965 normally aspirated?
I have one lead I am chasing down now, but looking for any advice or ideas. Many Thanks. Bill 
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06-06-12, 08:52 PM
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Didn't know the newer types can be used on older models. Make sure of what you are getting into. Don Nieser would know.
Ernie
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06-06-12, 11:05 PM
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I have not tried PA, but will. I understand the later prop, McCauleys fix for the threaded issue, is completely interchangeable. Bill
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06-07-12, 12:22 AM
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Hi Bill
Contact Larry on the email address below, he is located near Nashville NC and did have a rear prop off a 76G model he was wanting to sell. From what he told me it was at a prop shop. I did not ask a price for the prop as I was only after the spinner assembly, you may be able to strike up a deal suitable to both parties. Worth asking. Regards Dave Larry Glenn [bobcatgone@earthlink.net]
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06-07-12, 07:06 AM
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Will do. Thanks!
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