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Menz Prop for P47 balanced but hub is unbalanced.
Hub type spinner does not conceal hub, so the (Velcro/CA) techniques cant be used to balance hub. Not sure about drilling holes in heavy side of hub from rear. Suggestions? ![]() TIA Ira Last edited by emessys; 09-02-2008 at 08:20 PM. |
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Cancel the above question. It looks like 2 small pieces of lead shot inserted 3/16" into the back of the light side of hub do the trick.
As Emily Litella said "Never mind"! Thanks for all the replies. FG is always a wealth of info. ![]() Ira |
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