MPC 200 Om
MPC 200 Om
PROPELLER
OVERHAUL MANUAL
Member of GAMA
         COPYRIGHT © 1992
     CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY
       WICHITA, KANSAS, USA
REVISION 2          16 MARCH 2015
                                    1 SEPTEMBER 2005
                                 McCAULEY PROPELLER SYSTEMS
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                                    MAINTENANCE MANUAL
                                                        INTRODUCTION - CONTENTS
LIST OF REVISIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                  Page 1
     General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .        Page 1
     Export Compliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                  Page 1
INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                Page   1
    General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .         Page   1
    Coverage and Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                       Page   2
    Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                        Page   2
    Cross Reference Listing of Popular Name Verses Model Numbers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                                               Page   3
    Propeller Model Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                        Page   3
    Coverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .            Page   3
    Definitions of Propeller Servicing and Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                   Page   4
    Applicable Service Bulletins and Service Letters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                          Page   4
    Using the MPC200 Overhaul Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                      Page   5
    List of Effectivity Pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                   Page   5
    Warnings, Cautions and Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                              Page   5
    Revision Filing Instructions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                       Page   6
    Identifying Revised Material . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                        Page   6
    Incorporated Service Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                              Page   6
    Service Information Incorporated (Obsolete) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                       Page   7
    Service Information Active Because of Active Airworthiness Directives . . . . . . . . . . .                                                             Page   7
    Applicable Service Bulletins and Service Letters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                          Page   7
    How to Get Customer Assistance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                 Page   8
    Customer Comments on Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                   Page   9
ICA SUPPLEMENT LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                       Page 1
     ICA Supplement List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                    Page 1
LIST OF REVISIONS
1.   General
     A.   This maintenance manual includes the original issue and the revisions listed in Table 1. To ensure
          information in this manual is current and the latest maintenance and inspections procedures are
          available, the revisions must be incorporated in the manual as they are issued.
     B.   For FAA Approved Airworthiness Limitations that affect propeller models applicable to this
          maintenance manual, refer to MPC26, Owner/Operator Information Manual, Revision 2 (always use
          the latest revision), Chapter 4 Airworthiness Limitations (latest revision).
2.   Export Compliance
     A.   This publication contains technical data and is subject to U.S. export regulations. This information has
          been exported from the United States in accordance with export administration regulations. Diversion
          contrary to U.S. law is prohibited.
          ECCN: 9E991
INTRODUCTION
1.   General
     A.   The instructions for continued airworthiness (ICA) in this publication uses the data available at the
          time of publication. This publication is updated, supplemented, and changed by service letters,
          service bulletins, publication revisions, reissues, ICA supplements, and temporary revisions, which
          are supplied by subscription services available from McCauley Product Support. All of these changes
          become part of and are specifically included in this publication. The latest changes to this publication
          are given through the McCauley Product Support subscription services and/or McCauley authorized
          service facilities.
          WARNING: The information in this manual has been written for McCauley
                   approved parts. If non-McCauley approved parts are installed or
                   McCauley parts are installed in an assembly not authorized by
                   McCauley, refer to the manufacturers and/or seller's publications
                   for inspection intervals, replacement time limits, methods
                   of inspection, life limits, etc. All of the inspection intervals,
                   replacement time limits, overhaul time limits, inspection methods,
                   life limits, cycle limits, etc., that McCauley recommends are given
                   when new, remanufactured, or overhauled McCauley approved
                   parts are installed. The inspection intervals, replacement time
                   limits, overhaul time limits, the methods of inspection, life limits,
                   cycle limits, etc., for non-McCauley parts or non-McCauley
                   authorized assemblies may not be the same as the approved
                   McCauley part or assembly.
     B.   Inspection, maintenance and parts requirements for Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) installations
          that modify the propeller are not given in this manual. When the propeller has an STC installation,
          those parts of the propeller that the installation has an effect on, must be examined in accordance with
          the inspection program published by the owner of the STC. McCauley-supplied inspection criteria may
          not be valid for propellers that have STC installations because they may change the systems interface,
          operating characteristics and component loads or stresses on adjacent structures.
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     G.   Overhaul instructions are provided on a functional basis (Disassembly, Cleaning, Repair, etc.). To
          the maximum extent possible, the instructions are general and apples to all C200 propellers. When
          propellers differ from the general or typical propeller, different instructions as required will be identified
          with the particular propeller model or subassembly part number as the case may be.
     H.   Additional model C200 series propellers will be incorporated in this manual by the addition of pertinent
          data and the addition of the model number and detail parts to the Illustrated Parts List. Different
          instructions specific for the added models will be given in the appropriate chapters.
     I.   McCauley Standard Practices Manual (SPM100), Tools List Section 60-00-09, lists the tools by
          propeller type required to perform the overhaul operations.
     J.   Tables of Propeller Application are not given in this manual. The user is directed to consult the FAA
          Aircraft Type Certificate Data Sheet (TCDS) for pertinent data for propellers (blade angles, certificated
          diameter ranges, particularly). For convenience, the McCauley Propeller Systems Application Guide
          (MAG) may be used for propeller application information. The TCDS supersedes any information
          published in the MAG.
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                  supplement. Temporary revisions will be incorporated in the next revision to this manual and
                  ICA supplements will also be incorporated in the next revision unless these instructions require
                  restricted distribution.
       C.   Temporary Revisions
            (1) Temporary revisions may be produced to transmit supplemental instructions for continued
                airworthiness when a revision to this manual is not possible within the time constraints for the
                ICA. The Temporary Revision will consist of complete page blocks which replace the existing
                paper and will temporally supersede the CD-ROM data. Temporary revisions will be included on
                the CD-ROM on the next CD-ROM release. Temporary revisions are numbered consecutively
                in the ATA chapter assignment. Page numbering uses the three-element number, which
                matches the affected manual.
            (2) Paper version of the temporary revision
                (a) Paper temporary revisions will be distributed on yellow paper. File the temporary revision
                      cover sheet after the title page of the chapter to which it applies and substitute or add the
                      remaining pages in the paper manual.
            (3) Electronic (CD-ROM) Version of the Maintenance Manual.
                (a) The cover sheet will be located in the overhaul manual at the beginning of the chapter to
                      which it applies and the changed or added pageblocks will be located in the appropriate
                      location by ATA.
       D.   ICA Supplements
            (1) ICA supplements may be produced to transmit supplemental instructions for continued
                 airworthiness when a revision to the owner/operator information manual is not possible within
                 the time constraints for these ICAs. ICA supplements will provide supplemental instructions
                 for one or more affected manuals and is to be used in conjunction with the affected manuals
                 (maintenance manual, wiring diagram manual, etc.) until those instructions are incorporated
                 into the manuals. ICA supplements are numbered consecutively by model in the ATA chapter
                 assignment. Page numbering uses the three-element number, which matches the affected
                 manual.
            (2) Refer to the ICA Supplement List to determine the incorporation status for each manual affected.
6.     Coverage
       A.   The information in this Propeller Overhaul Manual is applicable to the following model propellers:
Propeller Models
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       B.   This manual gives the necessary information required to help maintenance personnel to overhaul,
            service, examine, and troubleshoot McCauley C200 model series propellers.
       C.   Information in this manual is applicable to all U.S. and Foreign Certified propellers.
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           (1)   Special Service Projects (SSP's) are similar to service bulletins and are used to announce
                 special product inspection criteria and modifications, revised maintenance information and/or
                 revised operational information which is intended to assist in improving propeller safety,
                 reliability, durability and/or performance. SSP's typically contain similar information and/or
                 headings as service bulletins, but are often tailored for special situations and/or conditions
                 or logistical requirements that may affect only a limited number of propellers. One additional
                 heading that can be found on a SSP is the heading titled "Duration". The Duration heading
                 provides an expiration date for the SSP when used.
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 Service Letter Number        Service Letter Date           Manual Incorporation         Airworthiness Directive
                                                                                         Number
 1993-13                      September 15, 1993            Original                     AD 95-09-08
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            (1)   If you need assistance with a general support question, publication information, subscriptions,
                  or maintenance programs visit our website at www.mccauley.textron.com or contact:
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NOTE: No ICA Supplements have been issued that affect this manual.
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CHAPTER
61
PROPELLERS
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PROPELLERS - DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                                    61-10-01 Page 1
   Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .           61-10-01 Page 1
   Definitions of Propeller Servicing and Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                   61-10-01 Page 1
   Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .           61-10-01 Page 4
   Oil filled Models . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .             61-10-01 Page 9
DISASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .          61-10-01 Page 301
    General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .      61-10-01 Page 301
    Disassembly of Propeller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                     61-10-01 Page 301
    Disassembly of Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                          61-10-01 Page 305
CLEANING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .     61-10-01 Page 401
    Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .       61-10-01 Page 401
INSPECTION/CHECK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                 61-10-01 Page 501
    Detailed Part Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                   61-10-01 Page 501
    Bores and Diameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                  61-10-01 Page 501
    Nondestructive Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                      61-10-01 Page 501
    Spring Testing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .           61-10-01 Page 504
    Blade Actuating Pin Assembly Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                    61-10-01 Page 504
    Spinner Dimension Checks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                         61-10-01 Page 506
REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                            61-10-01 Page 601
    Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .     61-10-01 Page 601
    Change Letter Stamping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                     61-10-01 Page 601
    Modification of Propeller to Oil Filled . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                          61-10-01 Page 611
    Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .            61-10-01 Page 613
    Replacement of C-3411 Bearing Races With C-5270 Bearing Races . . . . . . . . . . . . .                                                              61-10-01 Page 617
    Refinishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .        61-10-01 Page 617
ASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .       61-10-01 Page 701
    Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .         61-10-01 Page 701
    Hub Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .             61-10-01 Page 701
    Piston Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .              61-10-01 Page 702
    Propeller Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                 61-10-01 Page 702
    Blade Shimming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .               61-10-01 Page 708
    Blade Shake Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                  61-10-01 Page 710
    Blade Rotation Friction Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                        61-10-01 Page 710
    Install Actuating Pin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .              61-10-01 Page 711
    Pitch Control Parts Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                       61-10-01 Page 711
    Pitch Stop Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                  61-10-01 Page 712
    Decal Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .            61-10-01 Page 713
TESTING AND BALANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                      61-10-01 Page 801
    General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .      61-10-01 Page 801
    Leakage Check for Oil Fill Propellers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                             61-10-01 Page 801
    Static Balance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .           61-10-01 Page 801
    Oil Filling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .    61-10-01 Page 801
    Placing Attaching Parts on Propeller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                             61-10-01 Page 801
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                      61-10-01 Page 1001
    Illustrated Parts List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .            61-10-01 Page 1001
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1.   Description
     A.   The C200 series propellers are of the constant speed type. They are a single-acting unit in which
          hydraulic pressure works against the forces of springs and the natural centrifugal moment of the
          rotating blade to provide the correct pitch for engine load. Hydraulic pressure causes the blades to
          move toward high pitch (decreasing rpm). The springs and centrifugal moments urge blades toward
          low pitch (increasing rpm) (refer to Figure 1, C200 Series Propeller). An engine-mounted governor
          of the McCauley Model C290 Series or equivalent is required for operation. No other external
          components are required.
     B.   The source of hydraulic pressure for operation is oil from the engine lubricating system, controlled by
          the engine driven governor. Pressure is supplied to the forward side of the propeller piston through
          the engine shaft flange. Increasing the engine speed will cause oil to be forced into the cylinder to
          move the piston with a corresponding increase in pitch. Conversely a decrease of engine speed will
          result in oil leaving the cylinder, with a decrease in pitch. Flow of oil through governor and propeller
          does not interfere with engine lubrication.
     C.   Cockpit procedure for normal constant speed operation, starting, stopping, and ground run-up is
          consistent with standard practice for this type propeller.
     D.   A complete reduction of hydraulic pressure in flight, either by a failure in the system causing loss of
          oil, or by manipulation of controls to require maximum RPM, will cause springs to automatically move
          the blades to the low or minimum pitch position.
     NOTE:      Terms used in this manual are defined as follows for propeller assembly servicing and life:
     A.   Overhaul
          (1) The interval between overhauls of the propeller must not exceed limitations stated in the latest
              revision of MPC26, Owner/Operator Information Manual.
          (2) Overhaul is the periodic disassembly, inspection, reconditioning and reassembly of a propeller
              assembly which is constructed of a number of moveable, detachable parts.
              (a) The period between overhauls is based either on hours of service (operating time) or on
                    calender time.
          (3) At specified overhaul periods:
              (a) Completely disassemble propeller assembly.
              (b) Inspect all parts for cracks, wear, corrosion and other unusual or abnormal conditions.
NOTE: Refer to the Standard Practices Manual, Section 60-00-02, Inspection Criteria.
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3.   Introduction
     A.   The propeller model number is the basic propeller assembly i.e. B2A34C201, refer to Figure3.
          Variations to the assembly are specified by the "part number" for example, P2017294-XX. The part
          number identifies a variation of the propeller assembly by the angles, blade diameter, paint scheme,
          oil-fill configuration, and deice equipment. Part numbers which end in "-5X" designate propeller
          whose configuration was modified to or designed as oil-filled.
          NOTE:      The C201, C203, C204, C205, C209, C223, C227, and C228 were not originally oil-filled.
                     These models must be modified to the oil-fill configuration at the next overhaul or major
                     disassembly. Currently produced propellers of those models are oil filled.
          EXAMPLE:       Part number P2017294-51 has a low blade angle of 13.0 degrees, high blade angle of
                         24.5 degrees, 90DA-8 blades, uses the D-6286 paint scheme. Part number P2017294-
                         52 has a low blade angle of 10.5°, high blade angle of 24.5°, 90DA-2 blades, and uses
                         the D-6286 paint scheme. Figure 2 illustrates a part number explanation.
     B.   The Illustrated Parts List is for all part numbers of a propeller assembly.
     C.   Table 1 specifies blade model, installation decal, paint scheme, hub assembly, and angles for each
          part number propeller.
          (1) Blade model is specified in maximum diameter for a specific propeller part number application.
          (2) Refer to the SPM100 Standard Practices Manual, Section 60-00-07, Paint Instruction, for paint
                scheme details.
          (3) Angles are specific for the propeller part number.
          (4) Some model numbers will have two hub assemblies listed. Either assembly may be used when
                assembling the propeller, however only the current production model is available from McCauley.
                Careful attention must be made to Notes for correct installation of parts.
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Table 1. Propeller Part Number, Blade Model, Installation Decal, Paint Scheme, Angles, and Hub Assembly
                                                                                           HIGH
                                                                                          BLADE
                               PART                                LOW BLADE              ANGLE
                             NUMBER                                   ANGLE              (degrees
    PART          BLADE       DECAL   PAINT                 HUB      (degrees             +0.5 or SPINNER
   NUMBER         MODEL       B-4862 SCHEME               ASSEMBLY +0.2 or -0.2)*          -0.5)* ASSEMBLY
                                                                     * Angle tolerance unless otherwise stated.
 P2017294-51     90DA-8         -491          D-6286        D-7292             13.0        24.5    D-7569
 P2017294-52     90DA-2         -492          D-6286        D-7292             10.5        24.5    D-7569
 P2024135        82PA-X          --          D-4819         D-7292             12.1        26.0
 P2033909-51     90DCA-8        -541          D-4819        D-7292             12.5        25.0
 P2033909-52     90DCA-2        -542          D-4819        D-7292             10.0        24.5
 P2033909-53     90DCA-14       -543          D-4819        D-7292             12.0        25.1
 P2033909-54     90DCA-10       -544          D-4819        D-7292             11.3        24.8
 P2033909-55     90DCA-8        -545          D-4819        D-7292             12.5        29.0
 P2033909-56     90DCA-8        -546          D-6286        D-7292             12.5        25.0    D-7519,
                                                                                                   D-7520
 P2033909-57     90DCA-2        -547          D-6286        D-7292             10.0        24.5    D-7519
 P2043909-51     90DCB-0        -548          D-4819        D-4801             12.9        26.0
 P2043909-52     90DCB-8        -549          D-4819        D-4801             15.0        29.4
 P2043909-53     90DCB-2        -550          D-4819        D-4801             13.3        26.0
 P2043909-54     90DCB-8        -551          D-6286        D-4801             15.0        29.4
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Table 1. Propeller Part Number, Blade Model, Installation Decal, Paint Scheme, Angles, and Hub Assembly
(continued)
                                                                                          HIGH
                                                                                         BLADE
                              PART                                LOW BLADE              ANGLE
                            NUMBER                                   ANGLE              (degrees
    PART          BLADE      DECAL   PAINT                 HUB      (degrees             +0.5 or SPINNER
   NUMBER         MODEL      B-4862 SCHEME               ASSEMBLY +0.2 or -0.2)*          -0.5)* ASSEMBLY
                                                                    * Angle tolerance unless otherwise stated.
 P2043909-55    90DCB-8        -630         D-4819          D-4801            14.5        31.0
 P2056588-51    90DHA-4        -330          D-4819        D-6608             9.7      28.5 (+1.0
                                                                                        or -0.5)
 P2064327-01    78TA-0          --          D-4819          D-4326            11.6        27.5
 P2064327-02    78TA-0          --          D-4819          D-4326            12.9        27.5
 P2074392-01    78TCA-0        -130          D-4819        D-4326             12.9     27.5 (+1.0
                                                                                        or -1.0)
 P2074392-02    78TCA-0        -624          D-4819        D-4326             11.9     27.5 (+1.0
                                                                                        or -1.0)
 P2084392-01    82PA-6          --          D-4819         D-4326             12.1     26.0 (+1.0
                                                                                        or -1.0)
 P2094447-51    78CCA-2        -553          D-4819        D-7292             11.3        22.0
 P2094447-52    78CCA-4E       -646         D-4819         D-7292             12.5        23.0
 P2104532-01    78CCA-2        -132          D-4819        D-4531             11.3        22.0
 P2104532-02    78CCA-6        -133          D-4819        D-4531             12.5        22.0
P2114392-21     82PCA-6        -134          D-4819        D-4326             12.1     26.0 (+1.0
                                                                                        or -1.0)
 P2124392-31    78CDA-4        -135          D-4819        D-4326             14.0        29.5
 P2124392-32    78CDA-4E       -162          D-4819        D-4326             14.0        29.5
 P2134392-41    90DHA-16       -148          D-4958        D-4326             12.5        27.5
 P2144392-61    90DHB-8        -158          D-4819        D-4326             15.8        29.4
 P2144392-62     90DHB-        -163          D-4819        D-4326             13.9        33.0
                16E
 P2144392-63     90DHB-        -237          D-5616        D-4326             13.9        33.0
                16EP
 P2155092-01    90DJA-14E      -183          D-4958        D-5098             12.5        27.5
 P2164532-10     90DHB-        -173          D-4819        D-4531             14.7        33.0
                16E
 P2164532-11     90DHB-        -238          D-5616        D-4531             14.7        33.0
                16EP
 P2164532-12     90DHB-        -453          D-6286        D-4531             12.6        33.0
                16E
 P2174990-01    90DHB-8        -175          D-4819        D-4326             15.8        31.9
 P2185053-01    90DHB-8        -179          D-4819        D-5045             15.8        29.4
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Table 1. Propeller Part Number, Blade Model, Installation Decal, Paint Scheme, Angles, and Hub Assembly
(continued)
                                                                                      HIGH
                                                                                     BLADE
                              PART                            LOW BLADE              ANGLE
                            NUMBER                               ANGLE              (degrees
    PART          BLADE      DECAL   PAINT             HUB      (degrees             +0.5 or SPINNER
   NUMBER         MODEL      B-4862 SCHEME           ASSEMBLY +0.2 or -0.2)*          -0.5)* ASSEMBLY
                                                                * Angle tolerance unless otherwise stated.
 P2195054-01    90DHB-8        -180      D-4819        D-5045             15.8        31.9
 P2205060-01    80VHA-3.5      -181      D-4819        D-5078             12.1        26.4
 P2214532-12     90DHC-        -241      D-4819        D-4531             14.7        38.0
                16E
 P2214532-13     90DHC-        -244      D-5616        D-4531             14.7        38.0
                16EP
 P2235197-51    90RB-6         -429      D-6286        D-7108             12.0        29.7    D-7587
 P2235197-52    90RB-6         -430      D-6286        D-7108             12.7        29.7
 P2235197-53    90RB-6         -431      D-6286        D-7108             13.0        29.7
 P2235197-54    90RB-6         -432      D-6286        D-7108             13.3        29.7
 P2246262-01    90RA-9         -253      D-6286        D-5045             14.7        24.6    D-6195
 P2246262-02    90RA-4         -256      D-6286        D-5045             15.0        24.6
 P2246262-03    90RA-9         -487      D-6286        D-5045             13.3        24.6
 P2246262-04    90RA-12        -554      D-6286        D-5045             13.4        29.5    D-6195
 P2246262-05    90RA-10.5      -604      D-6286        D-5045             13.1        29.5
 P2246262-06    90RA-9         -605      D-6286        D-5045             12.7        24.6
 P2256247-01    90DJA-22       -254      D-6286        D-6237             17.5        48.0    D-5915
 P2273909-51     90DHB-        -552      D-6286        D-7292             14.8        33.0
                16E
 P2286737-51    90RDA-4        -359      D-6286        D-6740             11.5        29.5    D-3396,
                                                                                              D-5255
 P2296805-01    90RHC-11       -358      D-6286        D-5045             13.8        35.0
 P2306949-52    90REB-4        -392      D-4819        D-6962             10.5        27.5
 P2306949-53    90REB-8        -393      D-4819        D-6962             12.0        28.3
 P2306949-60    90REB-8        -394      D-4819        D-6962             12.8        28.3
 P2306949-61    90REB-2        -404      D-4819        D-6962             11.5        28.3
 P2306949-62    90REB-2        -396      D-4819        D-6962             11.7        24.5
 P2306949-63    90REB-8        -395      D-4819        D-6962             13.3        28.3
 P2316949-51    90REC-8        -397      D-4819        D-6962             14.3        34.5
 P2316949-52    90REC-8.5      -398      D-4819        D-6962             14.3        34.5
 P2336960-51    90REB-8        -399      D-4819        D-6953             12.8        28.3
 P2346960-51    90REC-8        -400      D-4819        D-6953             14.3        34.5
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Table 1. Propeller Part Number, Blade Model, Installation Decal, Paint Scheme, Angles, and Hub Assembly
(continued)
                                                                                        HIGH
                                                                                       BLADE
                                PART                            LOW BLADE              ANGLE
                              NUMBER                               ANGLE              (degrees
    PART           BLADE       DECAL   PAINT             HUB      (degrees             +0.5 or SPINNER
   NUMBER          MODEL       B-4862 SCHEME           ASSEMBLY +0.2 or -0.2)*          -0.5)* ASSEMBLY
                                                                  * Angle tolerance unless otherwise stated.
 P2357299-02      90DKB-8E       -503      D-6286        D-7301             17.0        31.8    D-7267
 P2367451-01      90REA-4        -522      D-6286        D-7450             10.5        29.5
 P2387543-51      90REA-2        -567      D-6286        D-7546             8.1         29.5    D-7519-1
 P2387543-52      90REA-4        -568      D-6286        D-7546             8.5         29.5
 P2387543-53      90REA-6        -569      D-6286        D-7546             8.9         29.5    D-7520
 P2387543-54      90REA-8        -570      D-6286        D-7546             9.3         29.5
 P2397580-01      90DMC-15       -591      D-6286        D-7585             19.0     37.5 (+1.0 D-7579
                                                                                      or -0.5)
 P2407596-01      90DJA-22       -590      D-6286        D-4531             17.5        45.5
 P2417580-01      82PGC-6        -597      D-6286        D-7585             20.0     37.5 (+1.0 D-7579
                                                                                      or -0.5)
Table 2. Propeller Type Certificate and Mounting Flange to Blade Centerline Distance
                                                                                         Distance From
                                                                                       Mounting Flange to
          Model                  Part Number                  Type Certificate          Blade Centerline
        2A34C201                  P2017294-X                         P3EA                      3.688
       B2D34C202                  P2024135-X                         P7EA                      4.500
        2A34C203                  P2033909-X                         P3EA                      3.688
       C2A34C204                  P2043909-X                         P3EA                      3.688
       B2A34C205                  P2056588-X                         P3EA                      3.688
       B2D34C206                  P2064327-X                         P7EA                      4.500
       B2D34C207                  P2074392-X                         P7EA                      4.500
       B2D34C208                  P2084392-X                         P7EA                      4.500
        2A34C209                  P2094447-X                         P3EA                      3.688
        2A34C210                  P2104532-X                         P3EA                      6.563
       B2D34C211                  P2114392-X                         P7EA                      4.500
       B2D34C212                  P2124392-X                         P7EA                      4.500
       B2D34C213                  P2134392-X                         P7EA                      4.500
       B2D34C214                  P2144392-X                         P7EA                      4.500
        2D34C215                  P2155092-X                         P7EA                      4.500
        2A34C216                  P2164532-X                         P3EA                      6.563
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Table 2. Propeller Type Certificate and Mounting Flange to Blade Centerline Distance (continued)
                                                                                               Distance From
                                                                                             Mounting Flange to
            Model                    Part Number                  Type Certificate            Blade Centerline
          B2D34C217                   P2174990-X                       P7EA                          4.500
          B2D34C218                   P2185053-X                       P7EA                          4.500
          B2D34C219                   P2195054-X                       P7EA                          4.500
          B2D34C220                   P2205060-X                       P7EA                          6.500
          2A34C221                    P2214532-X                       P3EA                          6.563
          2A37C223                    P2235197-X                       P3EA                          4.375
          B2D37C224                   P2246262-X                       P7EA                          4.500
          B2A34C225                   P2256247-X                       P3EA                          3.688
          2A34C227                    P2273909-X                       P3EA                          3.688
          B2A37C228                   P2286737-X                       P3EA                          4.375
          B2D37C229                   P2296805-X                       P7EA                          4.500
          D2A37C230                   P2306949-X                       P3EA                          3.688
          D2A37C231                   P2316949-X                       P3EA                          3.688
          E2A37C233                   P2336960-X                       P3EA                          6.563
          E2A37C234                   P2346960-X                       P3EA                          6.563
          B2D34C235                   P2357299-X                       P7EA                          6.500
          C2D37C236                   P2367451-X                       P7EA                          4.500
          B2A37C238                   P2387543-X                       P3EA                          3.688
          2A34C239                    P2397580-X                       P3EA                          6.563
          2A34C240                    P2407596-X                       P3EA                          6.563
          2A34C241                    P2417580-X                       P3EA                          6.563
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(4)   Internal oil leak - An internal O-ring leakage between the propeller lubrication oil and the propeller
      actuation oil (from the propeller governor). The increased oil pressure in the hub could cause
      a sluggish response in the propeller pitch change. An FAA approved propeller repair station or
      international equivalent must repair the internal oil leaks. The engine oil and propeller oil are
      compatible. If the two oils mix together, no harmful effects will occur.
(5)   Propeller balance - Centrifugal force on the rotating propeller will evenly distribute the oil and
      not cause an unbalanced condition. However, during a start in the extreme cold, congealed oil
      can cause momentary roughness. Also, you must drain the oil to prepare the propeller for a
      static balance vertically (for example knife-edge). It is usually not necessary to drain the oil for
      a horizontal balance (for example suspension).
(6)   Weight - Two blade oil filled propellers weigh approximately 2.8 pounds (1.27 kg) more than the
      non-oil filled counterpart.
(7)   Disassembly - The disassembly of the threadless, two-blade oil filled propellers is the same as
      the non-oil filled models except you must drain the red oil. Refer to Disassembly .
(8)   Assembly - The procedures to assemble a two-blade oil filled propeller is the same as the non-oil
      filled models except as referred to in the Assembly section.
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DISASSEMBLY
1.   General
     A.   Parts for the spinner may accompany the propeller. Handle them with care to prevent damage.
     B.   Do disassembly and reassembly on clean surfaces. Handle and store removed parts with care so
          that damage does not occur, particularly to the highly finished working surfaces, and so that dirt is not
          admitted to the clearances between parts not disassembled but which must be loosened.
     C.   Refer to the Illustrated Parts List, Figure 1001 for C200 Series Propeller Parts.
          NOTE:        The numbers in parentheses show the index numbers for the parts that are referred to in
                       the instructions. (Refer to the Illustrated Parts List.)
2.   Disassembly of Propeller
     A.   Disassemble Propeller
          (1) On oil filled models, remove the fill plug and drain the oil into a suitable container.
          (2) Apply blade wrap to cover at least six inches (15 mm) of each blade outward from the hub.
          (3) Remove screws (1), tubes, (3), cylinder mounting ring (2), that secure the cylinder (8) to the hub.
               (a) Discard the screws (1).
          (4) On oil filled models, remove the screws (30 or 34).
          (5) Pull the cylinder (8) off the hub.
          (6) Remove gasket (9) and discard.
          (7) By hand, rotate the blades toward low pitch. This will force the piston (14) forward.
          (8) Insert the B-4092-1 roll pin tool into the hub opening.
          (9) While you support the piston, drive out the roll pins (16) that secure the piston rod pins (15) to
               the piston (14)
          (10) Remove the piston rod pins (15) from the piston (14) and link (17).
          (11) Rotate the blades toward high pitch until the links (17) are approximately half way out of the
               piston slots.
          (12) Grasp the piston and remove it and all attached parts from the hub.
                       CAUTION: Make sure the blade butt is up and the blade is pointing down
                                when the retaining ring is removed. The butt could fall into the
                                hub, and be damaged or damage the other blade.
                 (b)   Use a Snap-On PR8, or equivalent, pliers to release the retaining ring (53) from the groove
                       in the blade butt. (Refer to Figure 301).
                 (c)   Make sure the blade is protected with blade wrap at least six inches (150 mm) from the
                       hub outward.
                 (d)   Move carrier (49), shims (50 and 51), wire ring (52), and retaining ring (53) down and
                       temporarily secure along the blade shank.
(e) Remove split retainer halves (45) through the front hub opening as follows:
           NOTE:      In addition to moving the blade butt within the hub, the split retainer halves must
                      be simultaneously rotated and manipulated for release from the blade butt and
                      withdrawal from the hub.
           1    Raise the blade butt into hub approximately 0.5 to 1 inch (13 to 26 mm).
           2    If the bearing race (46) adheres to the split retainer halves (45), tap the retainer ring
                halves with a plastic rod to break them free.
                NOTE:      When done properly, the split retainer can be removed by hand without
                           using any force.
                NOTE:      Split retainers (45) are manufactured in matched sets and identified by
                           serial numbers etched on each retainer half. Keep matched sets together
                           when disassembling. It is important that retainers have matching serial
                           numbers when installed on a propeller blade. If they do not, dimensional
                           variations between the two retainer halves could result in stresses being
                           concentrated on only one retainer half instead of being evenly distributed.
                NOTE:      Alternately, put a small magnet on the center of the arc of the retainer half
                           and rotate it up and off the butt.
           4   When the split retainer ends clear the blade neck, work the split retainer half up over
               the end of blade butt and withdraw it from the hub.
          5    Remove the other half of the split retainer in the same manner
          6    Remove the blade from the hub.
     (f) Position the inner race against the outer race and temporarily clamp in place with spatulas
          and rubber bands as shown in Figure 302.
     (g) Repeat the steps necessary for the other blade.
     (h) Remove the shim carrier (49), shims (50, 51), and retainer (53) from the blade shank.
          Remove the O-ring (44) from the blade shank or hub bore as required.
          1    Discard the O-rings.
     (i)  Measure and record shim thicknesses on a tag attached to the carrier with which it was
          used.
     (j)  Record the blade and hub serial numbers and the hub socket number.
     (k) Protect the blade during handling and storage with blade wrap or a sack and blade butt
          protector.
     (l)  Remove and discard balls (47) and separators (48) from bearing.
(18) Bearing Race Removal.
     CAUTION: Be extremely careful when you remove the bearing races from the
              hub. If the races scratch or dent the hub at the slots, cracks will
              develop from this damage.
     (a)   Remove the clamp used to hold the inner bearing race.
                      1    While it is still in the hub, tag the inner bearing races (46) to correspond to hub socket
                           in which it is used.
                      2    Remove the race through the slots in the hub front opening.
                      3    It will be necessary to rotate the inner race so that it can be removed through the
                           slots.
                      NOTE:      Bearing races are manufactured in pairs and may or may not be identified
                                 as pairs by serial number. Therefore, they must be identified as sets before
                                 removal from the hub. Bearing races must be used as serialized or matched
                                 pairs.
                      CAUTION: Do not attempt to pry or use any metal tool to remove the outer
                               race.
                (b)   Place shop cloths in the hub so that outer race does not fall down and damage itself or the
                      hub when loosened.
                (c)   Use a soft, wedge-shaped tool (fabricated from nylon or other plastic material) and tap
                      lightly around the perimeter to loosen the outer bearing race (46).
                (d)   Tag and remove the outer race from hub in the same manner as the inner race.
                (e)   Store with it's corresponding inner race.
3.   Disassembly of Components
     A.   Piston Assembly
          (1) Remove the high pitch stop spacer (28) from the rear of the assembly.
               (a) Remove and discard the O-ring (13) from its groove in the piston.
               (b) If the fiber washer (27), on the models in which it is installed, did not come out with the
                    assembly, it can be removed from the hub later.
                    1     Discard the fiber washer.
          (2) Put the remaining parts of the assembly in an arbor press with the piston end up.
               (a) Supply a plate with a hole large enough for the piston rod tube at the base of the press, so
                    that the assembly rests on the retaining ring (26) at the aft end.
               (b) Put the assembly in position so that the press ram engages the top surface of the piston
                    as close as possible to the piston center, but away from the open ends of the retaining ring
                    (11) at the piston end.
               (c) Move the arbor press ram down to slightly compress the spring (21 or 23 and 24).
          (3) Remove and discard the retaining ring (11) at the piston end.
               (a) Release the arbor press ram until the pitch return spring(s) (21 or 23 and 24) is (are)
                    completely relaxed.
          (4) Remove the remaining retaining ring (26).
               (a) Move the low pitch stop spacer (12), piston, spring guides (20 or 22 and 25), and spring(s)
                    off the tube.
               (b) Remove and discard the retaining ring (26) and O-ring (18).
     B.   Hub Assembly
          (1) Remove and discard the piston rod to hub O-ring (29) and hub to engine shaft O-ring (67).
          (2) Refer to the Standard Practice Manual, 61-11-20, Hub Disassembly, for procedures.
     C.   Blade disassembly
          NOTE:       There are two different style blade plugs. One is retained by a screw that is installed into
                      the blade butt. The second type uses an internal retaining ring that engages a groove in
                      the blade butt.
(3)   Insert a bolt or slide hammer with 1/4-28 threads (B-6052 and B-7090 plug) or 1/4 -20 threads
      (B-6481 plug) into the hole at the center of the plug.
(4)   Remove the blade plug (54).
CLEANING
1.   Cleaning
     A.   Refer to the following in the Blade Overhaul Manual (BOM100):
          (1) Section 61-10-22, Special Instructions.
          (2) Section 61-10-02, Inspection Procedures.
     B.   Refer to the following in the Standard Practices Manual (SPM100):
          (1) Section 60-00-01, Cleaning Procedures.
          (2) Section 60-00-02, Inspection Criteria.
          (3) Section 60-00-22, Special Instructions.
          (4) Section 61-11-02, Hub Inspection.
INSPECTION/CHECK
NOTE: The types of damage and defects are given in Table 501, Table 502, and Table 503.
 Index
 Number            Nomenclature                                Diameter - Inches (mm)
                                                      Inside                        Outside
 8             Cylinder                  4.2620 to 4.2635 (108.25 to
                                         108.29 mm)
                                         0.750 to 0.752 (19.05 to 19.10   4.247 to 4.250 (196.77 to
 14            Piston
                                         mm) Note 1                       197.25 mm)
 14            Piston Pin Holes (4)      0.5015 to 0.5025 (12.74 to
                                         12.76 mm)
 15            Piston Rod Pins                                            0.5000 to 0.5005 (12.70 to
                                                                          12.71 mm)
 19            Piston Rod Tube                                            0.7485 to 0.7495 (19.01 to
               (each end)                                                 19.03 mm)
 60            Blade Actuating Pin                                        0.5010 to 0.5013 (12.72 to
                                                                          12.73 mm)
NOTE 1: From the large diameter end to edge of the internal O-ring groove.
3.    Nondestructive Inspection
      A.     Do an inspection of the parts.
             (1) Examine all the steel parts by the magnetic particle process. Refer to the Standard Practices
                 Manual, Section 60-00-03, Non-Destructive Inspection Procedures.
             (2) Examine all the aluminum alloy parts by the penetrant inspection process. Refer to the Standard
                 Practices Manual, Section 60-00-03, Non-Destructive Inspection Procedures .
             (3) Examine the parts. Refer to Table 502 and the Standard Practices Manual, Section 60-00-02,
                 Inspection Criteria.
                                     Inspection
                                          Additional
                                          Procedures
                                          Beyond Those
 Index    Part name     Method            Specified                 Acceptable Defects
 2        Cylinder      Visual            None                      None. Strip and replate as necessary. Note 1
          mounting
          ring
 3        Cylinder      Visual            None                      None. Strip and replate as necessary. Note 1
          mounting
          tubes
 4        Balancing     Visual            None                      None. Strip and replate as necessary. Note 1
          Ring
 7        Balance       Visual            None                      Strip and replate as necessary. Note 1
          weights
 8        Cylinder      Visual and        Examine ID                None. Strip and replate as necessary. Note 1
                        Magnetic          for scratches,
                                          spiral marks;
                                          measure to check
                                          out-of-round:
                                          Check diameters
                                          Table 501. Check
                                          for dents or
                                          deformation.
 10       Support-      Visual :          None                      Some defects are allowed on steel support
          spacer        B-6911                                      spacers. Cracks on the edge of the inner hole
                        Support                                     (where cylinder support is mounted on piston
                        Spacers                                     rod) are permitted to 0.030 inch maximum depth
                        (aluminum)                                  on this surface only. A maximum of four cracks
                        Visual and                                  are permitted with 0.250 inch minimum spacing
                        Magnetic:                                   between cracks.
                        B-7093
                        Support
                        Spacers
                        (steel)
 12       Spacer -      Visual            None                      None
          low pitch
          stop
 14       Piston        Visual and        Check O-ring              None
                        Penetrant         grooves for
                                          damage; OD
                                          and ID surface
                                          smooth, free from
                                          scratches. Check
                                          diameters Table
                                          501. Link ears not
                                          deformed.
NOTE 1: Refer to the Standard Practices Manual, Section 60-00-04 Protective Treatments.
4.     Spring Testing
       A.   Do a test on the springs to give the performance recorded in Table 503.
            (1) If the spring load is not tested, mandatory replacement is required
                  Solid Height
      Index
                    Maximum       Load at compressed length             Load at compressed length
     Number
                  Inches (mm)
       21         3.313 (84.15)   146 to 179 pounds at 4.930           649 to 796 N at 125.22 mm
                                  inches                                           and
                                  282 to 345 pounds at 3.580           1254 to 1535 N at 90.93 mm
                                  inches
       23         3.094 (78.59)   140 to 156 pounds at 4.488 to        623 to 694 N at 114.00 to
                                  4.508 inches                         114.50 mm
                                  283 to 298 pounds at 3.130 to        1259 to 1326 N at 79.50 to
                                  3.150 inches                         80.01 mm
       24         2.870 (72.90)   172 to 188 pounds at 4.270 to        765 to 836 N at 108.46 to
                                  4.290 inches                         108.97 mm
                                  272 to 288 pounds at 2.912 to        1210 to 1281 N at 73.96 to
                                  2.932 inches                         74.47 mm
            (2)   Do a check of the dimension of the locating dowels. Refer to Figure 501.
            (3)   Measure the diameter and straightness of the actuating pin.
                  (a) Make sure that the diameter is in the limits shown in Table 501.
                  (b) Use a surface table, V-block and dial indicator to check the straightness of the pin (0.001
                       inch maximum total indicator reading).
                     1     For part number A-2973-8 actuating pins found to have an undersized diameter, the
                           pins may be replaced if the installed pin passes the 500 pounds (2224 N) press fit
                           test. If the installed pin fails this test, then the complete actuating pin assembly must
                           be replaced.
          (4)   Measure the depth of the steel pin with relation to the bottom of the base.
                (a) Make sure that the measurement is between 0.0010 and 0.0000 inch (0.025 mm).
                (b) Record the measurement.
          (5)   Fabricate a support with a hole that will give clearance for the actuating pin.
                (a) Make sure the diameter of the hole is greater than the diameter of the pin.
                (b) Align the hole with the pin so the pin will move freely through the hole.
          (6)   Use an arbor, or locally available equivalent device, to apply a force of 500 pounds (2224 N) on
                the end of the pin (500 pound press fit test).
          (7)   Measure again the depth of the steel pin with relation to the base.
                (a) If the depth has changed from the recorded measurement, replace the actuating pin
                     assembly.
          (8)   Do a check of the squareness of the pin with respect to the base.
                (a) Make sure the measurement is less than or equal to 0.001 inch in a 1.000 inch length.
          Spinner Identification
          Figure 502 (Sheet 1)
          Spinner Identification
          Figure 502 (Sheet 2)
          Spinner Identification
          Figure 502 (Sheet 3)
          Spinner Identification
          Figure 502 (Sheet 4)
          Spinner Identification
          Figure 502 (Sheet 5)
1.   Repair
     A.   For hub repair instructions refer to the Standard Practices Manual SPM100, Section 61-11-24, Hub
          Repairs.
     B.   For blade repair instructions refer to the Blade Overhaul Manual BOM100, Section 61-10-24, Repair
          and Replacement.
     C.   For refinishing instructions refer to the Standard Practices Manual SPM100, Section 60-00-04,
          Protective Treatments.
     D.   Perform repairs as specified in Inspection/Check, Table 502.
  PROP                                                                               DETAILS/
  MODEL      CHANGE                                                       MANDA-     COMPLI-
 NUMBER      LETTER                       DESCRIPTION                      TORY     ANCE TIME
   C201         A       Not used
   C201         B       The following parts are added/replaced:             No
                        A-1634-9 ball bearings replaces P/N A-1634-6
                        B-5223 ball separators replaces P/N B-4014
                        C-5270 bearing races replaces P/N C-3411
                        Blade shank must be modified to "G"
                        configuration, refer to BOM100 manual.
   C201         C       Requirement to oil fill, Modify hub to oil fill    Yes      Next
                        configuration (see Note 1).                                overhaul
                        The following parts are added/replaced:                    or major
                        A-1633-58 O-ring                                           disassembly.
                        A-1633-76 O-ring
                        A-1633-109 blade O-ring replaces P/N A-1633-
                        96
                        A-1635-36 screw
                        A-1635-86 screw
                        A-1637-11 red dyed oil, 1000cc (1.05 qts)
                        A-1638-18 washer
                        A-1664-15 sealant
                        A-1750-4 seal washer
                        A-4714 pipe plug
                        B-4746 slot block
                        B-6480 cylinder gasket replaces P/N B-4138
                        B-6481 blade plug
                        B-6494 oil fill decal
                        A-6590 patch
                        B-6631 cylinder mounting ring
                        C-6549 cylinder replaces P/N C-5263 (see Note
                        3).
                        C-6560 balance ring replaces P/N C-5727 (see
                        Note 3)
                        Modify the blades per BOM100 manual (drill
                        weep hole and blade plug attachment hole).
   C202          A      Not used
   C202          B      The following parts are added/replaced:             No
                        A-1634-9 ball bearings replaces P/N A-1634-6
                        B-5223 ball separators replaces P/N B-4014
                        C-5270 bearing races replaces P/N C-3411
                        The propeller blade shank must be modified to
                        "G" configuration, refer to BOM100 Manual.
   C203         A       Not used
   C203         B       The following parts are added/replaced:             No
                        C-5270 bearing races replaces P/N C-3411
                        A-1634-9 ball bearings replaces P/N A-1634-6
                        B-5223 ball separators replaces P/N B-4014
                        The propeller blade shank must be modified to
                        "G" configuration, refer to BOM100 Manual.
NOTE 1: Original part number propeller hub can be modified to an oil fill configuration, refer to SPM100 manual.
NOTE 2: C-5263 cylinders can be used with C-6911, C-5271 or B-4643 support spacers C-4645 cylinders can
        be used with C-6911, C-5271 or B-4643 support spacers C-4129 cylinders can be used with C-6911,
        C-5271, B-4643 or B-3526 support spacers.
NOTE 3: Oil fill configuration C-5263, C-4645, and C-4129 cylinders can be modified and used in place of
        C-6549 per Repair section. C-5727 balance ring can be modified into C-6560 per Repair section.
                  NOTE:      Some earlier C200 hubs have four through-drilled cylinder mounting holes. These
                             four holes must be sealed to prevent oil leakage.
                  (a)   Thoroughly clean the four through-drilled holes with MPK (methyl propyl ketone) and allow
                        to dry.
                  (b)   Make sure that hardware is clean and dry.
                  (c)   Temporarily install A-1635-21 screws and A-1638-7 washers in the four affected cylinder
                        holes in the hub.
                        NOTE:     These temporarily installed screws and washers only insure proper sealant
                                  penetration of holes. They are NOT to be used for actual cylinder installation.
                  (d)   Pack holes from inside hub with RTV #109 sealant, guarding against trapped air pockets.
                  (e)   Mound sealant around hole inside hub to form a small "button" of excess material.
                  (f)   Allow sealant to cure a minimum of twelve hours.
                  (g)   After curing, remove all screws and washers.
NOTE: A C-6549 cylinder may be purchased and installed instead of modifying a C-5263 cylinder.
NOTE: The additional holes are required to secure the cylinder to the slot blocks.
           (1)   Drill holes 0.172 to 0 182 inch (4.37 to 4.62 mm) diameter as shown.
           (2)   Break hole edge 0.010 inch on the face side only.
           (3)   Re-identify with part number C-6549.
      D.   C-5727 Balance Ring Modification (Refer to Figure 603).
           NOTE:      A C-6560 balance ring may be purchased and installed instead of modifying a C-5727
                      balance ring.
NOTE: The modification allows installation of screws that secure the slot blocks.
4.    Replacement
      A.   Replace all parts for which the repair would have an effect on the operation or serviceability. The parts
           listed in Table 602 must be replaced at each overhaul.
           (1) Replace all parts that have cracks.
           (2) Replace the chrome-plated parts on which the plating is broken, chipped, or peeled to expose
                 the base metal.
           (3) Replace cadmium-plated parts on which cleaning and repair has exposed the base metal, if
                 replating is not possible.
           (4) Replace the ball races that have extensive brinelling or other damage not readily repaired without
                 affecting the serviceability.
           (5) Replace the parts that have dimensions outside the limits given in the Inspection/Check, Table
                 501.
6.   Refinishing
     A.   Refinish parts as specified in Inspection/Check, Table 502 per the Standard Practices Manual, Section
          60-00-04 Protective Treatments.
ASSEMBLY
1.    Assembly
      A.   Refer to the Illustrated Parts List, Figure 1001.
           NOTE:      The numbers in the parentheses show the index numbers for the parts in the instructions.
                      (Refer to the Illustrated Parts List.)
      B.   Use Propellers - Description And Operation, Table 601, Change Letter Stamping Requirements and
           the Illustrated Parts List, Table 1001, Notes, for the mandatory part changes and compliance.
           CAUTION: Make sure that only permitted and correct parts are used for the propeller
                    assembly.
      C.   Use the Illustrated Parts List, Tables 1002 through 1009, for permitted part combinations and uses.
      D.   Perform assembly on clean surfaces.
      E.   All lockwiring is to be accomplished using 0.032 inch diameter corrosion resistant steel lockwire.
NOTE 1: Torques are based on clean, dry, and undamaged threads. Damage may result if these torque values
        are used on lubricated threads.
2.    Hub Assembly
      A.   Assemble the hub assembly per Standard Practices Manual, Section 61-11-26, Hub Reassembly.
      B.   Install bulkhead/slipring adapters as required. Torque screws per Table 701, Assembly Torque Values.
      C.   Install hub to piston rod O-ring after lubricating with Orelube K-2 before you install the O-ring.
3.    Piston Assembly
      A.   Assemble Piston Assembly
          (1)   Install one retaining ring (26) in the groove of the piston rod (19) at the end of the piston rod with
                the longer distance to the end of the part.
          (2)   Apply a thin film of Orelube K-2 to O-ring (18) and install in the groove in piston (14) bore.
          (3)   Install in the following order on the piston rod (19), one spring guide (20 or 25), spring (21 or
                23 and 24), the second spring guide (20 or 22), and piston (14) (with O-ring (18) installed in the
                inside diameter).
NOTE: Make sure the chamfered end of the spring faces forward (is adjacent to the piston).
          (4)   Non-oil filled propellers: Apply a coating of Aeroshell 5 grease to the spring (21 or 23 and 24)
                and piston rod (19).
4.   Propeller Assembly
     A.   Bearing Installation.
          NOTE:       If the parts are serviceable, assemble the same blades and retention parts in the same
                      hub and hub socket from which they were removed.
                CAUTION: Inner and outer bearing races (46) are to be used only in
                         matched sets. Make sure that the inner race is matched with the
                         corresponding outer race. Be certain that ball races face each
                         other.
          (3)   Apply Orelube K-2 to the convex sides of the outer races (46).
          (4)   Insert both matched sets of races (46) through the slots in the cylinder end of the hub as follows:
NOTE: Both sets of bearing races must be inserted before you press the first into the socket.
                (a)  Insert the number 1 outer race first then the corresponding inner race.
                (b)  Hold the pair of races by hand in the hub with ball races facing each other until the second
                     set of races is inserted.
                (c) Insert the number 2 outer race and then the corresponding inner race.
                (d) Support the number 1 inner and outer races and the number 2 inner race with spatulas
                     and rubber bands. (Refer to Figure 701)
                (e) Put the number 2 outer race in position in the number 2 hub socket.
          (5)   Seat the outer races, one after another, as follows: (Refer to Figure 702)
                (a) Insert the adapter, part number C-4696-3, into the hub.
                (b) Insert the inner bearing race pressing tool, Part Number C-4696-2 into the hub.
                (c) Position the pressing tool against the ball-race side of the outer race.
                (d) Make sure the pressing tool pilot is in the bore of the adapter and the convex (rounded)
                     side of the adapter is in the outer race.
           (e)   Install the outer bearing race pressing tool, C-4696-1, in the hub socket and install bolts
                 and nuts as shown in Figure 702.
           (f) Hold the bolt heads and tighten the nuts to seat the outer race.
           (g) Loosen bolts and rotate pressing tools to several positions.
                 1     Tighten the pressing tool at each position.
           (h) Insert a rag into the hub to protect from damage by the pressing tool.
           (i)   Remove the outer pressing tools (do not remove the inner tool from the hub).
           (j)   Use a 0.001-inch feeler gage to probe between the seated outer race and the hub all around
                 the circumference.
                 1     If the feeler gage cannot be inserted between the outer bearing race and the hub, the
                       race is properly seated.
           (k) When outer race is properly seated, position matched inner race against outer and hold it
                 with spatula and rubber band.
           (l)   Seat the outer race in the other socket, following the same procedure.
     (6)   After both outer races (46) are properly seated, and the matched inner races secured with them,
           remove the inner pressing tool and adapter from the hub.
     (7)   Turn assembly tool to locate one hub socket facing down.
     (8)   Remove spatula and rubber band from the down facing socket. Place the inner race at another
           socket and temporarily hold with another spatula and rubber band.
           CAUTION: It is most important that 32 bearing balls and separators are installed
                    in each bearing. Failure to install the correct quantity will result in
                    improper operation and may result in damage to the blade, to the
                    hub, or to internal parts.
     (9)  Non-Oil filled hubs, apply a thin layer of Aeroshell 5 grease to just fill the concave part of the ball
          race of the outer race.
     (10) Install 32 each balls (47) and separators (48) in the outer race.
     (11) Non-Oil filled hubs, apply a thin layer of Aeroshell 5 grease to just fill the concave part of the of
          the inner race.
           NOTE:      Do not apply too much grease. If more is used, it will be thrown out of the bearing
                      race by centrifugal motion and may cause grease leakage at the blade root.
                 NOTE:     The hole is small enough to prevent moisture from entering the hole but will
                           allow any oil that accumulates in the blade bore to be thrown out due to normal
                           centrifugal loads.
           (h)   Apply a small quantity of blue sentry seal to the edge of the patch to provide a visual
                 indication that the patch has been punctured.
C.   Use of H-90DHA blades on C213 Propellers
     (1) H-90DHA blades have a hole drilled for leak detection when installed on C205 propellers. When
          this blade is installed on C213 propellers, the hole must be plugged as follows:
          (a) Inject RTV 109 sealant into the hole to a depth of 0.25 to 0.5 inch (6 to 13 mm).
          (b) Make sure the outside surface of the sealant is flush with the outer surface of the blade
                shank.
D.   Blade Installation (Refer to Figure 706).
     (1) Blade Plug Installation for oil filled models.
           CAUTION: Shim thicknesses must be chosen to limit blade shake and so that
                    the bottom edge of shim (51) is ALWAYS below the top of the carrier
                    (49) (refer to Figure 703). One or two split shims (50) are permitted.
                    If the thickest (0.020 inch) is not enough, use a thicker solid shim
                    (51) and select a thinner split shim (50) that will be suitable. If two
                    split shims are used, the thinner must be put closest to the hub.
           NOTE:      For initial assembly use a 0.063-inch thick shim (51).
           NOTE:      Thicknesses should be chosen to avoid the necessity for changing shims. The blade
                      must be removed from the hub to change this shim.
          (6)  Carefully open wire ring (52) and install in groove of blade (61).
          (7)  Apply lubricant, Orelube K-2 on O-ring (44) and install the O-ring in the groove of the blade butt
               or in the hub socket.
          (8) Apply a thin coat of Orelube K-2 on the blade butt from the O-ring inboard, all shims, shim carrier,
               and inside diameter of hub sockets.
          (9) Wash both split retainer ring halves (45 - matched pair) in solvent and dry.
          (10) Apply lubricant, Orelube K-2, lightly to the split retainer halves.
                NOTE:      It is important that bearing parts (inner race, balls, spacers) be held in position while
                           the blade butt is inserted and moved for installation of retainer ring halves.
          (11) With hub socket number 1 facing down, remove the spatulas from the number 1 socket.
          (12) Insert the blade up through the hub and bearing races so that the butt end is approximately 0.5
               to 1 inch (13 to 25 mm) farther in the hub than the normal position.
          (13) Hold the blade in this position, and install the split retainer (45) as follows:
                CAUTION: Split retainer halves (45) are manufactured as matched sets and
                         must be installed as a matched pair (identifiable by serial numbers
                         etched on outside diameter).
                (a)   Insert one retainer-half through the front hub opening with the square (non-radiused) step
                      on the outer diameter facing down, toward the blade tip (Refer to Figure 703).
                (b)   Position the retainer-half over the collar of the blade butt so that its centerline coincides
                      with that of the butt.
                (c)   Grasp the retainer-half at its approximate center and move it out (away from center)
                      allowing ends of the retainer-half to drop down (angle of approximately 45 degrees)
                      toward the blade recess below the collar.
                (d)   Move the retainer-half down, starting at the open ends, into the blade recess. Continue
                      until the retainer-half seats on the collar ledge in the recess.
                (e)   Slide retainer-half around the collar to the rear of hub (opposite cylinder opening).
                (f)   Install the second half in the same manner.
                (g)   Lower the blade, allowing the split retainer to engage the bearing inner race.
                CAUTION: Be careful not to scratch the blade as you move the retaining ring
                         (53) to engage the groove in the butt. Retaining ring corners are
                         sharp. If blade shank is scratched by installation of the retaining
                         ring, the scratch must be polished out and blade shank refinished
                         (refer to the blade overhaul manual). Scratches are focal points for
                         corrosion and for the start of fatigue cracks.
          (14) Using Snap-On PR8 pliers, carefully expand the retaining ring (53) and install the ring in the
               groove in the blade butt.
          (15) Rotate the hub and install blades in socket 2 using the same procedure as the first blade.
5.   Blade Shimming
     A.   Seat bearings and tighten the blades to reduce blade shake in the following manner: Refer to Figure
          704).
          (1) Insert the thick end of the wedge, Part Number C-4099-2, into the hub to rest on the end of one
                blade butt.
          (2) Slide the longer wedge, Part Number C-4099-1, into the hub between the blade butt and the
                other wedge. The inclined faces of both wedges must be against each other.
          (3) Tap end of longer wedge with reasonable mallet blows to wedge the blade butts apart and
                completely seat the bearings and retainers.
          (4)   Use a feeler gauge between retaining ring (53) and shim (51) to determine if a thicker split shim
                (50) is required. Remove retaining ring (53) and install appropriate split shim (50). Reinstall
                retaining ring (53). Refer to Figure 704.
          (5)   Withdraw seating tools.
          (6)   Rotate blades back and forth by hand approximately 180 degrees to check proper seating and
                operation of the bearings. Rotate each blade 5 times.
                NOTE:      Exert force in a direction in line with blade width, not against blade thickness, to avoid
                           bending blade.
          (3)   If total movement exceeds 0.031 inch (an arbitrarily selected amount), install a thicker split shim
                (50) and recheck blade shake.
                (a) After installation of a thicker split shim, make sure that excessive torque is not required
                       to rotate the blade (not to exceed 120 inch-pounds (13.6 N.m)). Refer to Blade Friction
                       Rotation Check.
          (4)   If the use of the thickest split shim (50) (0.020 inch) does not reduce the blade shake to an
                acceptable amount, or if it locates the bottom surface of the shim (51), outboard of the cup of
                the shim carrier (49), then a thicker shim (51) and a thinner split shim (50) must be used.
                CAUTION: With the parts at the most disadvantageous limit of their respective
                         tolerances, it is possible that the top of the thickest shim (51) will be
                         outboard of the cup of the shim carrier (49). As this condition is not
                         permitted, whenever the 0.018 or 0.020 inch split shim (50) appears
                         to be required, make a very careful determination that the top of the
                         split shim will be inboard the cup of the carrier when installed. If split
                         shim (50) is not entirely within the cup of the shim carrier, the split
                         shim (50) could shift radially far enough for an arc to be beyond the
                         retaining ring (53). This would be a dangerous condition.
          (5)   Disassemble propeller as necessary to replace shims (50 and 51) so that blade shake is
                acceptable, and bottom surface of shim (52) is inboard the cup of shim carrier (49). Only 1 of
                shim (51) can be used for each blade, 1 or 2 shims (50) can be used with the thinner shim on
                the bottom of the carrier.
          (6)   Repeat the procedure for the remaining blades.
C. The actual torque (TB) to rotate the blade must not exceed 120 inch-pounds (13.6 N.m).
                NOTE:      Oil-filled propellers must use an old gasket. This will be replaced when all adjustments
                           have been completed.
          (7)   Install support spacer (10) on the end of the piston rod (19), with the radius side facing forward.
          (8)   Lubricate the inside of the cylinder (8) with Orelube K-2, slide it over piston (14), align with holes
                of gasket and hub and install at least four screws No. 10-24 x 5/8 inch spaced at 90 degrees.
          (9)   Check blade angles.
                (a) If adjustment is required, refer to Pitch Stop Adjustment.
           (10) Check blade track. Refer to the Standard Practices Manual, Blade Track and Blade To Blade
                Balance .
      B.   Non-oil filled propeller cylinder final installation
           (1) After test procedure is completed, install tubes (3), cylinder ring (2), balance ring (4) and screws
               (1).
           (2) Tighten all screws uniformly with torque given in Table 701.
           (3) Lockwire screws together in groups of two or three.
      C.   Oil filled propeller cylinder final installation.
           (1) After checking and setting blade angles, remove cylinder and clean cylinder/hub mounting
                   surface with an approved solvent and allow to dry.
           (2) Apply Loctite Gasket Sealant #2 generously to each side of a new, unused B-6480 or C-7380
                   cylinder gasket (9). Applying sealant too sparingly or neglecting to coat both sides of the gasket
                   thoroughly may result in leakage.
                 NOTE:      The cylinder gaskets are a specially formed, rubber coated, metal gasket which is
                            not reusable. Do not install the gasket and torque cylinder screws until after final
                            installation of pitch stops. Whenever it is necessary to loosen cylinder attaching
                            screws, the gasket must be replaced.
           (3)   After applying sealant to both sides of gasket (9), immediately install gasket (9), cylinder (8),
                 balance ring (4), tubes (3), cylinder ring (2), and screws (2, 30 and 34).
                 (a) Torque all screws per Table 701 using alternating torquing sequence.
                 (b) Repeat torque sequence three to four times to ensure seating of gasket.
NOTE: Screws (30 and 34) are patched and do not require safety wire.
                       NOTE:      Angles for blade sets must be within 0.2 degrees of each other. For example,
                                  if the lowest pitch angle for one blade is 14.6 degrees, the other must not be
                                  more then 14.8 degrees.
      B.   High Pitch Stop Adjustment
           (1) Remove the cylinder (8).
                (a) The high pitch stop (28) will be suspended on the piston rod (19).
           (2) Protect the work area, and especially the inside of the hub, from chips or other debris from the
                cutting operation.
           (3) If the high pitch stop is too thick:
                (a) Remove a 1.5 inch (39 mm) segment from the high pitch stop and slip it off the piston.
                      1    Smooth the cut ends of the high pitch stop.
                (b) Insert a thinner high pitch stop of appropriate thickness to get the required pitch.
                       NOTE:      A decrease in thickness of approximately 0.013 inch (0.33 mm) will increase the
                                  high pitch angle 0.2 degrees.
                      NOTE:      An increase in thickness of approximately 0.013 inch (0.33 mm) will decrease
                                 the high pitch angle 0.2 degrees.
                 (b) If necessary, cut out a 1.5 inch (39 mm) segment from the shim that you will insert.
                 (c) Insert the shim between the existing high pitch stop (28) and the hub.
           (5)   If the low pitch stop requires adjustment, refer to Adjust Low Pitch Spacer
           (6)   If the low pitch stop does not require adjustment, install the cylinder. Refer to Assembly.
      C.   Adjust Low Pitch Spacer. (Refer to Figure 604)
           (1) Remove the cylinder (8) if it has not been removed.
           (2) Install an adjusting cylinder (part number C-4128) and adjusting cylinder spacer (part number
                B-2362) onto the hub with four number 10-24 5/8 inch long screws.
                (a) As the screws are tightened, the spring (21 or 23 and 24) will be compressed.
                (b) Remove the retaining ring (11).
                (c) If the spacer (12) is too thick, substitute a thinner spacer.
                (d) If the spacer (12) is too thin, install a thicker spacer or insert a NAS1149F1216 (0.016 inch
                     thick) or NAS1149F1232 (0.032 inch thick) washer.
                      NOTE:      A increase in thickness of approximately 0.007 inch (0.18 mm) will increase the
                                 low pitch angle 0.2 degrees.
                      NOTE:      If neither of these washers is of the correct thickness, another washer or spacer
                                 with the appropriate inner diameter and thickness may be used.
                 NOTE:      When part is received, clear laminate is located under decal. At time of installation,
                            clear laminate is to be placed on top of decal.
NOTE: Both the decal and clear laminate must be installed on the propeller cylinder.
                 NOTE:      Decals for all C200 Series Propellers must be installed sideways, per Figure 706 and
                            Figure 707, Decal Installation.
            Decal Installation
          Figure 706 (Sheet 1)
                 Decals
          Figure 707 (Sheet 1)
                 Decals
          Figure 707 (Sheet 2)
1.   General
     A.   Refer to the Standard Practice Manual, Section 60-00-07, Blade Track and Blade to Blade Balance .
3.   Static Balance
     A.   Perform static balance procedures per the Standard Practice Manual, Section 60-00-07, Blade Track
          and Blade to Blade Balance.
4.   Oil Filling
     A.   Following assembly, the propeller must be serviced with red-dyed oil (part number A-1637-11). Filling
          is accomplished through the oil-filler plug in the side of hub. Following servicing, an A-4714 Plug must
          be installed using Loctite Gasket Sealant #2 to prevent oil leakage. Torque plug per the Assembly
          section, Table 702. Apply sentry seal to plug and hub.
INDEX  PART
 NO.  NUMBER                    DESCRIPTION            QTY. C201 C202 C203 C204 C205 C206 C207 C208 C209
     1        A-1635-70    Screw, cylinder               14     X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
                           attaching
     2        B-6631       Ring, cylinder mounting       1      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     3        B-4354-1     Tube, cylinder mounting       14     X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     4        C-5727       Balancing ring                1             X                         X      X     X
     4        C-6560       Balancing ring                1      X              X   X      X                          X
     5        A-1635-36    Screw, balance weight        AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     5        A-1635-37    Screw, balance weight        AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     5        A-1635-40    Screw, balance weight        AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     5        A-1635-56    Screw, balance weight        AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     5        A-1635-57    Screw, balance weight        AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     5        A-1635-67    Screw, balance weight        AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     5        A-1635-68    Screw, balance weight        AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     6        A-1639-23    Nut, self-locking            AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     7        B-5525-1     Balance weight               AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     7        B-5525-2     Balance weight               AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     7        B-5525-3     Balance weight               AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     7        B-5525-4     Balance weight               AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     7        B-5525-5     Balance weight               AR      X          X   X   X      X      X      X     X      X
     8        C-5263       Cylinder                      1             X                         X      X     X
     8        C-6549       Cylinder                      1      X              X   X      X                          X
     9        B-4138       Gasket, cylinder              1             X                         X      X     X
     9        B-6480       Gasket, cylinder              1      X              X   X      X                          X
INDEX   PART
 NO.  NUMBER                 DESCRIPTION              QTY. C210 C211 C212 C213 C214 C215 C216 C217
   1   A-1635-70    Screw, cylinder attaching          14       X       X       X       X       X       X       X       X
   2   B-6631       Ring, cylinder mounting             1       X       X       X       X       X       X       X       X
   3   B-4354-1     Tube, cylinder mounting            14       X       X       X       X       X       X       X       X
                    (short)
   4   C-5727       Balancing ring                      1       X       X       X       X       X       X       X       X
   5    A-1635-36 Screw, balance weight                AR       X       X       X       X       X       X       X       X
Table 1003. Master Parts List C218 through C221 and C223 through C225
INDEX   PART
 NO.  NUMBER                 DESCRIPTION               QTY. C218 C219 C220 C221 C223 C224 C225
   1    A-1635-70   Screw, cylinder attaching           14          X       X       X       X       X       X     X
   2    B-6631      Ring, cylinder mounting             1         X         X       X       X       X       X    X
   3    B-4354-1    Tube, cylinder mounting             14          X       X       X       X       X       X    X
                    (short)
   4    C-5727      Balancing ring                      1         X         X       X       X               X    X
   4    C-6560      Balancing ring                      1                                           X
   5    A-1635-36 Screw, balance weight                 AR        X         X       X       X       X       X    X
   5    A-1635-37 Screw, balance weight                 AR        X         X       X       X       X       X    X
   5    A-1635-40 Screw, balance weight                 AR        X         X       X       X       X       X    X
   5    A-1635-56 Screw, balance weight                 AR        X         X       X       X       X       X    X
   5    A-1635-57 Screw, balance weight                 AR        X         X       X       X       X       X    X
   5    A-1635-67 Screw, balance weight                 AR        X         X       X       X       X       X    X
Table 1003. Master Parts List C218 through C221 and C223 through C225 (continued)
INDEX   PART
 NO.  NUMBER               DESCRIPTION                  QTY. C218 C219 C220 C221 C223 C224 C225
   5    A-1635-68 Screw, balance weight                  AR      X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   6    A-1639-23   Nut, self-locking                   AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   7    B-5525-1    Balance weight                      AR           X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   7    B-5525-2    Balance weight                      AR           X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   7    B-5525-3    Balance weight                      AR           X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   7    B-5525-4    Balance weight                      AR           X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   7    B-5525-5    Balance weight                      AR           X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   8    C-5263      Cylinder                             1       X       X   X   X          X    X
   8    C-6549      Cylinder                             1                           X
   9    B-4138      Gasket, cylinder                     1       X       X   X   X          X    X
   9    B-6480      Gasket, cylinder                     1                           X
  10    B-7093      Spacer support                       1                           X
  10    B-6911      Spacer support                       1       X       X   X   X          X    X
   11   A-1636-7    Retaining ring, external             1           X   X   X   X   X      X     X
  12    A-2108-100 Spacer, low pitch stop (0.100        AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                   inch (2.54 mm) thick
  12    A-2108-200 Spacer, low pitch stop (0.200        AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                   inch (5.08 mm) thick
  12    A-2108-300 Spacer, low pitch stop (0.300        AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                   inch (7.62 mm) thick
  12    A-2108-400 Spacer, low pitch stop (0.400        AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                   inch (10.16 mm) thick
  12    A-1368-32   Shim, low pitch stop (0.004         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    inch (0.10 mm) thick
  12    A-1368-33   Shim, low pitch stop (0.008         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    inch (0.20 mm) thick
  12    A-1368-39   Shim, low pitch stop (0.016         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    inch (0.41 mm) thick
  12    A-1368-40   Shim, low pitch stop (0.032         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    inch (0.81 mm) thick
  12    A-1368-41   Shim, low pitch stop (0.064         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    inch (1.63 mm) thick
  13    A-1633-12   O-ring, piston to cylinder           1       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
  14    C-6096      Piston, blade actuating              1                                       X
  14    C-3418      Piston, blade actuating              1       X       X   X   X   X      X
  15    B-3414      Pin, piston rod                      2       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
  16    A-3150-5    Roll pin                             2       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
  17    A-3902      Link, blade actuating                2       X       X   X   X   X      X
  17    B-6232      Link, blade actuating                2                                       X
   18   A-1633-9    O-ring, tube to piston               1           X   X   X   X   X      X     X
  19    B-7094      Tube, piston rod                     1                           X
Table 1003. Master Parts List C218 through C221 and C223 through C225 (continued)
INDEX   PART
 NO.  NUMBER                DESCRIPTION                QTY. C218 C219 C220 C221 C223 C224 C225
  19    B-2345      Tube, piston rod                    1       X   X   X    X           X    X
   20   A-3124      Guide, spring                       2       X       X    X      X
  21    A-3125      Spring, pitch return                1       X       X    X      X
  22    A-6233      Guide, spring (Front)               1                                     X
  22    A-4503      Guide, spring (Front)               1           X                    X
  23    A-4501      Spring, inner                       1           X                    X    X
  24    A-4502      Spring, outer                       1           X                    X    X
  25    A-4504      Guide, spring (Rear)                1                                X    X
  25    A-4989      Guide, spring (Rear)                1           X
  26    A-1636-7    Retaining ring, external            1       X   X   X    X      X    X    X
  27    A-2351      Washer, fiber                       1       X       X    X      X
  28    A-1937-X    Spacer, high pitch stop             1       X   X   X    X      X    X
  29    A-1633-9    O-ring, tube to hub                 1       X   X   X    X      X    X    X
  30    A-1635-86   Screw, slot block                   2                           X
  31    A-1750-4    Stat-O-Seal                         2                           X
  32    A-1633-58   O-ring, slot block                  2                           X
  33    B-4746      Slot block                          2                           X
  35    D-4531      Hub assembly                        1                    X
  35    D-5045      Hub assembly                        1       X   X                    X
   35   D-5078      Hub assembly                        1               X
  35    D-6237      Hub assembly                        1                                     X
  35    D-7108      Hub assembly                        1                           X
   36   E-4530      ..Hub (NP)                          1                    X
   36   E-4955      ..Hub (NP)                          1               X
   36   D-5044      ..Hub (NP)                          1       X   X                    X
   36   D-6236      ..Hub (NP)                          1                                     X
   36   D-7107      ..Hub (NP)                          1                           X
  37    B-3921      ..Stud, hub mounting                6                    X      X
  37    B-5077      ..Stud, hub mounting                6       X   X   X                X
  37    B-4071      ..Stud, hub mounting                6                                     X
  38    A-1638-10   ..Washer                            6               X
  39    B-5478      ..Nut, hub mounting                 6       X   X   X                X
  40    A-3150-1    ..Roll pin                          6       X   X   X                X
   41   A-4001      ..Dowel, hub alignment              2                    X      X         X
   41   A-4001-30   ..Dowel, hub alignment             AR                    X      X         X
                    (0.0015 inch oversize for hub
                    repair)
   41   A-4001-45   ..Dowel, hub alignment             AR                    X      X         X
                    (0.0030 inch oversize for hub
                    repair)
Table 1003. Master Parts List C218 through C221 and C223 through C225 (continued)
INDEX   PART
 NO.  NUMBER                DESCRIPTION                 QTY. C218 C219 C220 C221 C223 C224 C225
  42    A-4714      ..Plug, pipe                         1                           X
   42   A-4714-1    ..Plug, pipe (oversize)              1                           X
  43    A-3150-4    ..Roll pin                           2       X       X   X   X          X
  44    A-1633-109 O-ring, blade to hub                  2                           X
  44    A-1633-96   O-ring, blade to hub                 2       X       X   X   X          X    X
  45    C-3903      Retainer, split (matched             2           X   X   X   X   X      X    X
                    halves)
  46    C-7233      Bearing, blade retention             AR      X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    (oversize) (matched set)
  46    C-5270      Bearing, blade retention             2           X   X   X   X   X      X    X
                    (matched set)
  47    A-1634-9    Ball, bearing                        64      X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   48   B-5223      Separator, ball                      64      X       X   X   X   X      X    X
  49    B-4649      Shim carrier                         2       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
  50    B-4277-3    Split shim (anti-blade shake)       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    (0.003-inch (0.08 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-4    Split shim (anti-blade shake)       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    (0.004-inch (0.10 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-5    Split shim (anti-blade shake)       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    (0.005-inch (0.13 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-6    Split shim (anti-blade shake)       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    (0.006-inch (0.15 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-7    Split shim (anti-blade shake)       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    (0.007-inch (0.18 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-8    Split shim (anti-blade shake)       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    (0.008-inch (0.20 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-10 Split shim (anti-blade shake)         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                  (0.010-inch (0.25 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-12 Split shim (anti-blade shake)         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                  (0.012-inch (0.30 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-14 Split shim (anti-blade shake)         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                  (0.014-inch (0.36 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-15 Split shim (anti-blade shake)         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                  (0.015-inch (0.38 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-16 Split shim (anti-blade shake)         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                  (0.016-inch (0.41 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-18 Split shim (anti-blade shake)         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                  (0.018-inch (0.46 mm) thick)
  50    B-4277-20 Split shim (anti-blade shake)         AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                  (0.020-inch (0.51 mm) thick)
  51    B-4407      Solid shim (0.032-inch (0.81        AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    mm) thick)
  51    B-4407-1    Solid shim (0.063-inch (1.60        AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    mm) thick)
Table 1003. Master Parts List C218 through C221 and C223 through C225 (continued)
INDEX   PART
 NO.  NUMBER                 DESCRIPTION               QTY. C218 C219 C220 C221 C223 C224 C225
  51    B-4407-2    Solid shim (0.050-inch (1.27       AR           X   X   X   X   X      X     X
                    mm) thick)
  51    B-4407-3    Solid shim (0.040-inch (1.02       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    mm) thick)
  51    B-4407-4    Solid shim (0.071-inch (1.80       AR           X   X   X   X   X      X     X
                    mm) thick)
  51    B-4407-5    Solid shim (0.080-inch (2.03       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    mm) thick)
  52    A-4427      Wire ring                           2       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
  53    B-4426      Retaining ring                      2       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   54   B-7090      Plug, blade                         2                           X
  55    A-1633-99   O-ring, plug to blade               2                           X
  56    A-1635-36   Screw                               2                           X
  57    A-1638-7    Washer                              2                           X
   59   A-1635-113 Screw, 12 point                      4           X   X   X   X   X      X     2
  59    A-1635-171 Screw, 12 point                      2                                       X
  60    B-3905      Actuating pin and base              2           X   X   X   X          X
                    assembly
  60    B-6235      Actuating pin and base              2                                        X
                    assembly
  60    B-7092      Actuating pin and base              2                           X
                    assembly
  61    G-90DJA-X Blade                                 2                                       X
  61    G-90DHC-    Blade                               2                       X
        XXEP
  61    90RB-X      Blade                               2                           X
  61    G-90DHB-X Blade                                 2       X       X
  61    G-80VHA-X Blade                                 2                   X
  61    G-90RA-X    Blade                               2                                  X
  62    A-6590      Patch                               2                           X
  63    B-6172      Decal, trademark                    2       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   64   B-4862-X    Decal, part number                  1           X   X   X   X   X      X     X
   65   A-2230      Decal, installation                 1           X   X   X              X
  65    A-2230-9    Decal, installation                 1                       X   X           X
  66    B-6494      Decal, warning                      1                           X
   67   A-1633-3    O-ring                              1                       X   X           X
  67    A-1633-11   O-ring                              1       X       X   X              X
  68    A-1639-2    Nut                                 6                       X   X           X
  69    C-5046      Plate, bulkhead attaching           2       X       X                  X
INDEX   PART
 NO.  NUMBER               DESCRIPTION                 QTY. C227 C228 C229 C230 C231 C233
   1    A-1635-70   Screw, cylinder attaching           14      X       X   X   X   X      X
   2    B-6631      Ring, cylinder mounting             1       X       X   X
   2    B-7407      Ring, cylinder mounting             1                       X   X      X
   3    B-4354-1    Tube, cylinder mounting             14          X   X   X   X   X      X
                    (short)
   4    C-5727      Balancing ring                      1                   X
   4    C-6560      Balancing ring                      1       X       X
   4    C-7383      Balancing ring                      1                       X   X      X
   5    A-1635-36 Screw, balance weight                 AR      X       X   X   X   X      X
   5    A-1635-37 Screw, balance weight                 AR      X       X   X   X   X      X
   5    A-1635-40 Screw, balance weight                 AR      X       X   X   X   X      X
   5    A-1635-56 Screw, balance weight                 AR      X       X   X   X   X      X
   5    A-1635-57 Screw, balance weight                 AR      X       X   X   X   X      X
   5    A-1635-67 Screw, balance weight                 AR      X       X   X   X   X      X
   5    A-1635-68 Screw, balance weight                 AR      X       X   X   X   X      X
   6    A-1639-23   Nut, self-locking                  AR       X       X   X   X   X      X
   7    B-5525-1    Balance weight                     AR           X   X   X   X   X      X
   7    B-5525-2    Balance weight                     AR           X   X   X   X   X      X
   7    B-5525-3    Balance weight                     AR           X   X   X   X   X      X
   7    B-5525-4    Balance weight                     AR           X   X   X   X   X      X
   7    B-5525-5    Balance weight                     AR           X   X   X   X   X      X
   8    C-5263      Cylinder                            1                   X
   8    C-6549      Cylinder                            1       X       X
   8    C-7382      Cylinder                            1                       X   X      X
   9    B-6480      Gasket, cylinder                    1       X       X
   9    C-7380      Gasket, cylinder                    1                       X   X      X
   9    B-4138      Gasket, cylinder                    1                   X
  10    B-6911      Spacer support                      1       X       X   X   X   X      X
   11   A-1636-7    Retaining ring, external            1           X   X   X   X   X      X
  12    A-2108-100 Spacer, low pitch stop (0.100       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X
                   inch (2.54 mm) thick
  12    A-2108-200 Spacer, low pitch stop (0.200       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X
                   inch (5.08 mm) thick
  12    A-2108-300 Spacer, low pitch stop (0.300       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X
                   inch (7.62 mm) thick
  12    A-2108-400 Spacer, low pitch stop (0.400       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X
                   inch (10.16 mm) thick
  12    A-1368-32   Shim, low pitch stop (0.004        AR       X       X   X   X   X      X
                    inch (0.10 mm) thick
 INDEX   PART
  NO.  NUMBER                DESCRIPTION               QTY. C234 C235 C236 C238 C239 C240 C241
   1    A-1635-70   Screw, cylinder attaching           14      X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   2    B-6631      Ring, cylinder mounting             1                                  X
   2    B-7407      Ring, cylinder mounting             1       X       X   X   X   X           X
   3    B-4354-1    Tube, cylinder mounting             14      X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                    (short)
   4    C-5727      Balancing ring                      1                                  X
   4    C-7383      Balancing ring                      1       X       X   X   X   X           X
   5     A-1635-36 Screw, balance weight                AR          X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   5     A-1635-37 Screw, balance weight                AR          X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   5     A-1635-40 Screw, balance weight                AR          X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   5     A-1635-56 Screw, balance weight                AR          X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   5     A-1635-57 Screw, balance weight                AR          X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   5     A-1635-67 Screw, balance weight                AR          X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   5     A-1635-68 Screw, balance weight                AR          X   X   X   X   X      X    X
   6    A-1639-23   Nut, self-locking                  AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   7     B-5525-1   Balance weight                     AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   7     B-5525-2   Balance weight                     AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   7     B-5525-3   Balance weight                     AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   7     B-5525-4   Balance weight                     AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   7     B-5525-5   Balance weight                     AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   8    C-5263      Cylinder                            1                                  X
   8    C-7382      Cylinder                            1       X       X   X   X   X           X
   9    B-4138      Gasket, cylinder                    1                                  X
   9    C-7380      Gasket, cylinder                    1       X       X   X   X   X           X
  10    B-6911      Spacer support                      1       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
   11   A-1636-7    Retaining ring, external            1           X   X   X   X   X      X     X
  12    A-2108-100 Spacer, low pitch stop (0.100       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                   inch (2.54 mm) thick
  12    A-2108-200 Spacer, low pitch stop (0.200       AR       X       X   X   X   X      X    X
                   inch (5.08 mm) thick
Table 1006. Spinner Assembly Parts List D-3290, D-3290-2, D-3396, D-3396-2, D-5255-1, D-5255-2
Table 1007. Spinner Assembly Parts List D-5915, D-6195, D-7267-1, and D-7267-2
Table 1007. Spinner Assembly Parts List D-5915, D-6195, D-7267-1, and D-7267-2 (continued)
INDEX       PART                                                       D-7267 D-7267
 NO.      NUMBER            DESCRIPTION           QTY. D-5915 D-6195     -1     -2
  102    D-5913      Bulkhead assembly             1       X
  102    D-6210      Bulkhead assembly             1               X
  102    D-7266      Bulkhead assembly             1                     X      X
  108    B-5673-2    Fillet assembly               2       X
  108    B-6193      Fillet assembly               2               X
  109    B-3243      Spinner support               1       X
  109    C-4383      Spinner support               1               X
  109    C-6359      Spinner support               1                     X      X
  110    B-3410-16   Support shim                 AR       X       X     X      X
  110    B-3410-32   Support shim                 AR       X       X     X      X
  111    A-1635-39   Screw                        12                            X
  111    A-1635-133 Screw                         28               X
  111    A-1635-133 Screw                         26       X
  111    A-1635-133 Screw                         12                     X
  112    A-1638-5    Washer                       28               X
  112    A-1638-5    Washer                       26       X
  112    A-1638-5    Washer                       12                     X      X
  113    A-2513-42   Bolt                         12                     X      X
  114    A-1638-26   Washer                       24                     X      X
  114    A-1638-25   Washer                       24               X
  115    A-1639-4    Nut                          12               X     X      X
  116    B-6624      Decal - Installation          1               X     X      X
  118    A-2513-90   Bolt                         12               X
Table 1008. Spinner Assembly Parts List D-7519-1, D-7519-2, D-7520, D-7569
Table 1008. Spinner Assembly Parts List D-7519-1, D-7519-2, D-7520, D-7569 (continued)
 INDEX      PART                                         D-7519 D-7519
  NO.     NUMBER          DESCRIPTION             QTY.     -1     -2   D-7520 D-7569
  109    C-6597      Spinner support               1                     X
  109    C-7568      Spinner support               1                            X
  110    B-3410-16   Support shim                 AR       X       X     X      X
  110    B-3410-32   Support shim                 AR       X       X     X      X
  111    A-1635-39   Screw                        30               X
  111    A-1635-133 Screw                         30       X
  111    A-1635-133 Screw                         26                            X
  111    A-1635-133 Screw                         18                     X
  112    A-1638-5    Washer                       30       X       X
  112    A-1638-5    Washer                       26                            X
  112    A-1638-5    Washer                       18                     X
  116    B-6624      Decal - Installation          1       X       X     X
Table 1009. Spinner Assembly Parts List D-7519-1, D-7519-2, D-7587, D-7587-2
Table 1009. Spinner Assembly Parts List D-7519-1, D-7519-2, D-7587, D-7587-2 (continued)
 INDEX      PART                                      D-7579 D-7579        D-7587
  NO.     NUMBER            DESCRIPTION        QTY.     -1     -2   D-7587   -2
  112    A-1638-5    Washer                     26       X       X
  112    A-1638-5    Washer                     22                     X        X
  113    A-2513-42   Bolt                       12       X       X
  114    A-1638-26   Washer                     12       X       X
Table 1009. Spinner Assembly Parts List D-7519-1, D-7519-2, D-7587, D-7587-2 (continued)
 INDEX      PART                                        D-7579 D-7579        D-7587
  NO.     NUMBER           DESCRIPTION           QTY.     -1     -2   D-7587   -2
  115    A-1639-4    Nut                          12       X       X
  116    B-6624      Decal - Installation          1       X       X    X       X
  117    B-7772      Bulkhead Gasket               2       X       X
           Spinner Assembly
         Figure 1002 (Sheet 1)