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I have a Sensenich propeller that I am trying to identify, it has a Des of 80RS72 with a Ser. # 41431. I have found Des of 80R72 on Sensenich web site but none with the (S)...Did they leave out the S? Hp165 and RPM 2175 Thanks Paul Adams
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It's the same usage as the 80R72. The addition of the letter 'S' indicates it was made with an integral wooden prop spinner.
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I do not think this prop was ever to be put on a plane. It does not have any holes drilled in it for the bolts. It has a U.S. Marines clock in the center hole..Could this have been made for someone. I bought it this way back in 1963 in New Jersey from a junk store.Comment
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It may have failed the inspection process along the manufacturing route then pulled out as decorative souvenir by one of the workers. A few props had Type Certificates that applied to different hubs and were not drilled until it was determined what plane it would be used on.DaveComment
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