PROTECTING YOUR ULTRALIGHT AIRCRAFT PROPELLER
Propeller protection for powered parachutes, para-gliders, trikes and ultralights.
On the Rotax air cooled engines put a dab of silicone on the screws holding the two top cooling shrouds
together.
This stops the screws from backing out due to vibration,
or if the spring retaining washer breaks.
If either happens the cowl screw and the washer will
travel back into the propeller.
If you own an ultralight you have probably had a few
things introduce themselves to your prop over the years.
Or if you are flying on a wood prop have noticed some
hair line cracks forming at the tips.
As long as none of these are severe in nature - they can
be repaired easily with some house hold ingredients,
Crazy Glue and Baking Soda!
Click here for more information.
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