M20 Spinner Bulkhead Needed

[Andy95W]

58 minutes ago, RLCarter said:

Nope, stock cowling on mine 

Oops!  Sorry, I meant @rbridges.

[Patrick M]

Guys  - great discussion and insight on the SWTA (now ARI) cowl kit.  I am sure it is one of these:  

https://www.aeroresourcesinc.com/proj98-ci/WebContent/product_category/view/9

I will call them to see what parts they have should I encounter the bulkhead crack again. 

 

[Mooney-Shiner]

Without trying to highjack the convo too much, anyone knows where I can get a similar schematic for 67M20F? I looked through M20F Parts Catalog(revised 1976), but didn't see it there.  I'm trying to replace small bolts on the spinner dome, similar to the ones marked #11 and #15 on the schematic. 

Sorry for butting in

Edited July 6, 2020 by ukrsindicat@yahoo.com

[Andy95W]

Looks like you need # 12, 8, and 14

 

[carusoam]

Ukrs,

Check which spinner you have...

You are showing the pointy spinner like an M20J uses...

Andy is showing the bullet shaped spinner that the mid 60s Mooney uses...

Best regards,

-a-

[Mooney-Shiner]

2 hours ago, carusoam said:

Ukrs,

Check which spinner you have...

You are showing the pointy spinner like an M20J uses...

Andy is showing the bullet shaped spinner that the mid 60s Mooney uses...

Best regards,

-a-

Great point, my spinner is exact as Andy posted. Thank you for help, guys. Exactly what I needed 

[tankertoad]

Mine finally gave up the ghost even after doing the taping procedure. I'm leaning the direction of the A2295-5P instead of welding.

[Eight8Victor]

Does anyone have a doubler like the one pictured here laying around!

@Alan Fox @Jerry Pressley 

[carusoam]

8V,

know what would help?

What prop / spinner did that come off?

if you put a Mooney model right next to your flat earth comment, that could be helpful... 

Best regards,

-a-

[Alan Fox]

Just now, carusoam said:

8V,

know what would help?

What prop / spinner did that come off?
 

Best regards,

-a-

its the old style  J spinner for a Hartzell  pretty much only used on conversions , as every J that I have seen has a Macauley prop...  Plane will fly fine with that crack in it , it will be a bitch to fab...    The Macauley prop blades are farther from the hub flange  than Hartzell , so they are not interchangeable..

[Eight8Victor]

6 minutes ago, Alan Fox said:

its the old style  J spinner for a Hartzell  pretty much only used on conversions , as every J that I have seen has a Macauley prop...  Plane will fly fine with that crack in it , it will be a bitch to fab...    The Macauley prop blades are farther from the hub flange  than Hartzell , so they are not interchangeable..

@carusoam Yes, it’s a Hartzell Scimitar conversion on a ‘76 F. Nice work Alan. I’d like to replace it anyway if anyone knows where I can find one.

 

[carusoam]

If you can’t find a pre-flown one...

And building one is a complex job...

You might contact Hartzell directly...

https://hartzellprop.com/products/top-prop/mooney/m20r-no-anti-ice/

If you have success... ask them if my spinner is available in a 1/2” larger diameter yet..?

Best regards,

-a-

[Alan Fox]

13 hours ago, Eight8Victor said:

@carusoam Yes, it’s a Hartzell Scimitar conversion on a ‘76 F. Nice work Alan. I’d like to replace it anyway if anyone knows where I can find one.

 

I actually have the composite spinner from the Scimitar , but it is for a standard cowl , I think yours may have an ARI cowl , if not , you could use a standard spinner..

 

[Yetti]

On 8/25/2020 at 8:33 PM, Eight8Victor said:

@carusoam Yes, it’s a Hartzell Scimitar conversion on a ‘76 F. Nice work Alan. I’d like to replace it anyway if anyone knows where I can find one.

 

I have recently come into possession of this model spinner and back plate if anyone is still looking.