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Old 03-13-2015 | 08:52 AM
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Can anyone tell me the size of the prop bolt on a G62.
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Old 03-13-2015 | 10:19 AM
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The G-62 has an aluminum hub. A prop bolt wears out the threads rather quickly.

The hub holds up better to affix a stud in the hub and use a washer and nut to retain the prop.

In my case I used a stud and a spinner nut to retain the prop and spinner.
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I completely agree. I always install studs with Loctite in my prop hubs.

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Originally Posted by w8ye
The G-62 has an aluminum hub. A prop bolt wears out the threads rather quickly.

The hub holds up better to affix a stud in the hub and use a washer and nut to retain the prop.

In my case I used a stud and a spinner nut to retain the prop and spinner.
High strength hardened studs can be gotten from auto engine rebuild suppliers. Ask for exhaust manifold studs.

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...or, once the hub strips, you can buy a Helicoil 5546-10 M10 x 1.5 Metric Coarse Thread Repair Kit (~$30), do the repair yourself and continue using that nice 10MM bolt that's already been drilled for the spinner bolt! Don't forget...you'll also need a 13/32" drill to prepare the hole for the Helicoil. By doing it yourself, you'll get the satisfaction of playing "machinist." Isn't this hobby a kick.

BTW...I have done a couple of the G-62's that were modified with CH electronic ignitions (extended hub) by installing 3/8-24 Helicoils (P/N: 5528-6) - stacked 2 in the hole and cut off the excess. This one takes a 25/64" drill bit.

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Old 03-23-2015 | 12:18 PM
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You can go 3/8 but the props are all drilled for 10 mm so it is a little loose on a 3/8 stud or bolt.

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