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Have a 1978 M20J with McCauley prop.  My spinner fwd bulkhead (part # 680031-011) is cracking.  I have been watching the Forum and see I'm in trouble.  No new ones and used ones hard to find.  Has anybody already made the prop change or just have one available I can purchase?

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Paul C Siedschlag

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13 minutes ago, Paul C Siedschlag said:

Have a 1978 M20J with McCauley prop.  My spinner fwd bulkhead (part # 680031-011) is cracking.  I have been watching the Forum and see I'm in trouble.  No new ones and used ones hard to find.  Has anybody already made the prop change or just have one available I can purchase?

Thank You

Paul C Siedschlag

You might do better moving this to a more relevant forum. Currently it is in Bug Reports and Suggestions. 

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Well, too much metal missing in my spinner fwd bulkhead, part # 680031-011.  Nobody can fix it.  Found the same part that came from a 1967 M20C at Texas Air Salvage.  The hole that fits over the prop hub is slightly larger.  A little extra tape on the hub and it fit perfectly.  I believe it was part of a prop upgrade the C model had.  I just could not believe they would stop making a part that so many of us need or will need in the future.  Anyway I'm good now.

 

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If anyone has any scrap/cracked beyond repair J spinner pieces, I would love to buy them for slightly more than scrap value.  I would like to assemble a spinner assy for mock-up/development purposes and promise that I will not reintroduce such parts into the supply chain.  I have a 2-blade McCauley hub to build on.  Thanks!

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