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Subject:  Prop issue on a 360
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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif">Posted for HENRY DONNA BARTLE
&lt;bartle4@msn.com&gt;:<br><br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;I am working on a Lancair 360 with a 180 HP. I <br>need the correct propeller for it. It had a prop
strike. The motor was rebuilt <br>with a new crank. The prop was replaced by Western&nbsp;&nbsp;Aircraft Propeller Service <br>out of Troutdale, OR.
They sent me a 75 1/2 inch prop with a hub that has a 5 <br>1/2 inch between the back of the prop and the flange of the crank. It was a 2 <br>1/2 inch
space between the back of the spinner and the front of the cowl. I <br>really need the correct part numbers for the prop and hub.<br>&nbsp;Thank
you,<br>&nbsp;Henry Bartle360-907-0716 		 	&nbsp;&nbsp; 		&nbsp;&nbsp;<br></div>