Rustler

Sam--

I am not, since I no longer own N3832H. She is owned by a fellow named Chase Cormier, 20703 Woodcluster Lane, Houston, TX. I've talked to him several times in San Marcos, and I'm sure he'd be glad to chat with you about it. He's a cop, I think, so you'd probably get the straight stuff.

Without a doubt, if I ever needed a new prop on my M20K, I'd put an MT on it. I liked the increased acceleration, the smoothness, and the reduced cabin noise level.  I might also add that the delta in weight between the MT and the original prop was in the neighborhood of 8-9 pounds, a significant reduction in the moment on the crankshaft.There have been some problems with the stainless leading-edge strip supposedly causing some sort of delamination, but I never experienced that. 

I've read some of the snotty remarks about MT in general--Florida office?--but never experienced that. In fact, that office couldn't have been more helpful or knowledgeable. Then again, I usually have absolutely no problem with vendors because I take time to listen to them, not tell them how things are. Amazing how well that works.

If you have any other wuestions, please don't hesitate to message me.

Sam,

Thanks for the note back, it is amazing how far common courtesy will go!!! Hope you are enjoying your K. I have really enjoyed my J...only had it a year but is always fun to fly!