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Cummins metal spinner
Has anyone here had any experience with these? Good or bad.
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If you are asking for other prop types, they are out there and I have not heard anything negative. |
I have one with a Hartzell CS prop and it was easy to install and fits perfectly. I polished it myself and it came out looking great. I am very pleased with the spinner.
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C/S Hartzell. Fine workmanship and good guy to deal with. Couldn?t be happier. Larry
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We were sent one to evaluate by Cummins.
Took me less than two hours to install on the RV-6, fit perfectly, and is beautifully constructed - this is for the C/S Hartzell. Really a great product if you are looking for an alternative to the standard RV spinner - and the holes for the blades are already cut. Paul |
I have one for the Sensenich G/A prop - the prototype actually - and other than having to trim a mm or two off the aft end due to a tighter-than-stock cowling clearance am entirely happy with it. It's polished up very nicely! The only thing I'd suggest as an improvement is a pair of blanking plates for behind the blade to better seal that area. Takes all of an hour to make them yourself though, so it isn't a big, or even a minor, issue really.
Here's a photo I took yesterday on the way to the songwriters. Doesn't show all the spinner, but close enough! ![]() Here's what is in the box. ![]() |
Thanks, I think I am going to pull the trigger on one.
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I dont see the 13" spinner for the Sensi Ga prop on his website. Any idea of when they will be available or for how much?
Did you weigh it? |
The spinner for the Sensenich metal fixed pitch prop for an O-360 is available. We bought one about two months ago.
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Chromed
Very happy with mine ... followed Alan's instructions by getting it
professionally polished and then, for a small amount extra, getting it chromed. Cheers, Rob ![]() |
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