mrbigg

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Watch the video-

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a1pcfixer

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Very cool, but no prices.
Then again, if ya gotta ask.....you probably can't afford one.[]

mrbigg

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I hear ya!

BadAzzMaxx

Probably could buy a few extra engines for what it cost. LOL

But very nice anyway.

Milton

Antique

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Pull the hub and use a #21 drill to SLOWLY drill the bolts out from the back side...I would highly suspect a company that could not get a prop hub off an engine that they put together....[>:]

mrbigg

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No, kidding.

captinjohn

The company where I worked (Continental Motors)had a machine simular to this in the Salvage department. In a large shop thatmake engines... they needed such a device. I think it paid for itself many times over. Capt,n

Tired Old Man

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Easier to let someone else make the engine, perform your own modifications, and not break prop bolts. I'm trying to remember the last time I broke a prop bolt. Was it 2005?

STUKA BARRY

No need to pull the hub, drill the broken shank with the #21 drill bit, then purchase and use a #2 easy out turning turning it counter clockwise, the shank will come right out. You must drill the shank straight in order to not damage the threads.

MetallicaJunkie

i ruined a nice rossi 45 a bolt on... i stripped one of the exhaust bolt holes..and used an electric drill to tap out a 8-32 and the rest is history.... next time i do delicate work like that, im gonna tap it manually and remove the engine from the plane

Tired Old Man

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Yea, bad things happen real fast that way. By the time you realize what's happening it's way too late.