Please use a crush plate. You can contact this guy as he is an expert in
this field and can get you whatever you need.
http://www.sabermfg.com/bolts.htm
See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org - Then click on the pics?
See you Oct. 4 and 5, 2013 - KR Gathering in Mt. Vernon, Il ? MVN
Daniel R. Heath
Prop bolts are standard AN, often installed with nylock nuts. If you use a
wooden prop, don't buy the bolts 'til you have the prop in hand and can measure
the right length (add a washer under any bolt crushing wood) and use your prop
supplier's installation directions.( I used Sterba) A. Spruce
On Jun 2, 2013 2:23 PM, "Chris Smith" wrote:
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> I need help as I am are REAL NOVICE when it comes to building a plane
however I got my KR2 almost complete.
Haha! Sorry but that sounds weird... I think its too late to call yourself
a novice by now...
The biggest work is to mount the prop
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> I h
> (add a washer under any bolt crushing wood) and use your prop
> supplier's installation directions.( I used Sterba) A. Spruce
> over-charges for "prop bolts".
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I'd suggest a crush p
At 04:31 AM 6/2/2013, you wrote:
>I have a few questions. Are the prop bolts a special type and is there a
>correct way mounting the prop.
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Having seen no serious reply to you question I'll give you what
little advise I can. Prop
I need help as I am are REAL NOVICE when it comes to building a plane however I
got my KR2 almost complete. The biggest work is to mount the prop
I have a few questions. Are the prop bolts a special type and is there a
correct way mounting the prop.
The prop is a wooden PProp, any help out ther
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