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An investment firm....enough said! Look what happened within 30 days after an investment firm bought Hartzel...50% price increase.

interested at a reasonable price

look here for useable fuel for your model Microsoft Word - 2A3.doc (accelerationtech

Is there a trick to putting it on? Any special tools required?

I learned to fly in a 57' M20. 150hp lyc. Family owned it more than a decade. back in the 60's- 70's

Going from memory here...isn't there a difference in the type of solenoid for the starter and the one by the battery(power relay)?

you might disconnect the wire to the starter from the solenoid. This way the starter won't engage and you can listen for the SOS to buzz. If it doesn't buzz, open it and clean the points. You can also check the SOS with the engine timing.

I spoke with a representative from Kaman (Cleveland) who called me a few days ago to discuss the nut and the part number. When I mentioned the torque spec for the nut, he said it was for the steel, self-locking nut. However, when I mentioned the part number was superseded to a common elastic stop nut, he didn't know the nut type had changed. The price range is from over $12 to $0.50 each depending on where you buy. Aircraft Wheel & Brake Engineering | Kaman Corporation AWBPC0001-(40-97A).pdf AWBCMM0001.pdf (parker.com) Cleveland 094-10400 Nut/ MS21044-N5 | Aircraft Spruce MS21044N5 NUT, ELASTIC STOP | Aircraft Spruce Military Standard MS21044N5 Steel Nut, Self-Locking, Hexagon at SkyGeek.com

So, these torque values are for nuts only, not elastic stop nuts, correct?

I guess I haven't looked, and having a senior moment I can't remember at the moment, but are the nuts that hold the hub halves together elastic stop nuts or just nuts?

Where can I find the 2023 AD list and service bulletins? thanks!

thanks Hank, I'll begin the search!

Is there a drawing showing the locations of all the grease fittings on the landing gear?

The manual mentions once capacity falls below 85% on three tests, its time to replace. 5-0171.pdf

Thanks for the replies. The sag test will be part of my starting checklist going forward.