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Two days ago, I was fitting my prop to the hub to turn the engine by hand
(I do that from time to time for preservation, when I notoiced something
very strange.
My KR2 has a fiberglass spinner. There used to have a plywood plate at the
front end of the prop, after the crush plate whose function
Well, that would be a telltale sign that the spinner, or something up there,
is not balanced. I don't know what you should do, but, I would get a new
aluminum spinner and backing plate. Make sure it matches the thickness of
your prop and crush plate.
See you in Mt. Vernon - 2005 - KR Gathering
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>What I saw yesterday is that the plate has been "eaten" badly (looks like
>uneven grinding) on two opposed sides, exactly abeam the propeller blades
>cutouts.
>I then checked the spinner cone, and indeed, the fiberglass is eaten
>exactly at the same place.
>Would anybody have a convincing expl
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. The easiest fix is to take Larry's advice and secure it with hardware.
I used a different method, but then I do most everything a little differently.
>Jeff Scott
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Jeff,
Sorry to hear you won't make the Gathering this year. I was hoping
to
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