Re: Prop nut spacing.

[Michael Kelly]

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Dave:


 The holes on my prop nut are staggered so one of them  should line up with the hole in the crank shaft. Keep 'Em Flying!


Mike Kelly
Fairhcild Club


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[Ranchaero Wing Shop]

' Mike,

Thanks for your reply...But my hub nut is not screwing down far enough to start lining up with holes. I only get half a hole lining up. I need for it to screw down another 1/8" to start lining up with some of the holes in the end of the shaft. I may not be explaining it clearly. It's as if the spacer behind the hub is 1/8" to wide. I'm tempted to turn down the spacer by 1/8" which seems like it would solve the problem, but before I screw something up, I'd better be sure there's not something else I may be overlooking.

David



On 5/27/2016 10:12 PM, Michael Kelly hotfoot49@hotmail.com [fairchildclub] wrote:

 

Dave:


 The holes on my prop nut are staggered so one of them  should line up with the hole in the crank shaft. Keep 'Em Flying!


Mike Kelly
Fairhcild Club

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[Craig]

'David: I would make sure that I had the correct cones and spacers first.
I don't have the data sheets or AN numbers here at the house. I've got
them on a drive at work, but I won't be able to access them until Monday
night when I get back to the facility.

Craig'

[Curt Kinchen]

'I've seen some cones that had "built in" spacers, with a significant amount of straight section before the taper.

AN5008-20 cone and AN5010-20 spacer. The non tapered section Dimension E is shown as .438 in the spec, but I recall seeing some with not that much straight. The link below is for the cone. The spacer spec isn't showing up, but I believe I posted the spec to the files folder at one time.

http://everyspec.com/MS-Specs/MS5/download.php?spec=MS5008D.018742.PDF



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> On May 28, 2016, at 10:01 PM, Craig cvcantwell@verizon.net [fairchildclub] wrote:
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> David: I would make sure that I had the correct cones and spacers first.
> I don't have the data sheets or AN numbers here at the house. I've got
> them on a drive at work, but I won't be able to access them until Monday
> night when I get back to the facility.
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> Craig
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[Curt Kinchen]

'Take it back, it was the nut spec I posted. AN5011.

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> On May 29, 2016, at 7:13 AM, Curt kinchen wrote:
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> I've seen some cones that had "built in" spacers, with a significant amount of straight section before the taper.
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> AN5008-20 cone and AN5010-20 spacer. The non tapered section Dimension E is shown as .438 in the spec, but I recall seeing some with not that much straight. The link below is for the cone. The spacer spec isn't showing up, but I believe I posted the spec to the files folder at one time.
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> http://everyspec.com/MS-Specs/MS5/download.php?spec=MS5008D.018742.PDF
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>> On May 28, 2016, at 10:01 PM, Craig cvcantwell@verizon.net [fairchildclub] wrote:
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>> David: I would make sure that I had the correct cones and spacers first.
>> I don't have the data sheets or AN numbers here at the house. I've got
>> them on a drive at work, but I won't be able to access them until Monday
>> night when I get back to the facility.
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>> Craig
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