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Thanks Herb - will send to my mechanic and see what he thinks. It seems like there are a few different recommendations out there eg. Continental suggests varying the power between 65 - 75 % every 15-30 mins, only in the second hour. I have attached one of the documents they sent.
Also attached an image of the engine hung on the mount. I asked again re the NDT on the mount - answer was: dye for the welds, x-ray for everything else, and ultrasound if there is surface corrosion to see how deep the corrosion is. If it is less than 10 % - no problem - it just gets resurfaced-mine had a small patch of it, luckily < 10%, so that it what they did, then powder coated the mount. Also had the rear prop O/H'd as was getting the engine replaced - I didn't realized but it makes total sense that they performed NDT on the prop also. |
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Fresh prop installed - should be ready for ground runs tomorrow.
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Looks good James, best to the test runs
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Herb R Harney 1968 337C Flying the same Skymaster for 47 years |
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Making adjustments still.
Some more photos below - beauty is in the eye of the 337 owner... |
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Exciting stuff Jim
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Herb R Harney 1968 337C Flying the same Skymaster for 47 years |