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PostPosted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 1:59 pm 
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just found any old prop..90" long,18"dia.spinner,Hispana Suiza,serial #59529,rpm 1850...world war 1? Was hanging up in an old garage I cleared out,the old boy use to be into airplanes and must have kept it for years..any info or help would be appreciated..whats something like this worth?
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Try this link.

http://www.airventuremuseum.org/collect ... %20Art.pdf

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Almost looks like a Ryan PT-22 prop to me, but there may be other aircraft that used a similar looking prop as well.

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Gary has a good feel. If it is a Sensenich.

TCDS for the ST-3KR

Propellers and Propeller Accessories

1. Propeller - Sensenich 90H-89, 90H-90, 90HSP-89 46 lbs. (-38 )

or 90HSP-90, including hub

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because of the streamlining...but I dont know nuthin bout them ole string bag paper wood and glue airplains!
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P: Noise coming from under instrument panel. Sounds like a midget pounding on something with a hammer.

S: Took hammer away from midget.


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Go to this Website and send Monte an EMail. He will know.
http://www.notplanejane.com/

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Speaking of big old props....except for the pointy part, there's a similar one of similar size hanging over the bar in the Auger Inn, the O Club bar at Randolph AFB. Several of us were wondering about it looking up at it while we were there with the airshow in Nov.
Anybody got a take on that one?

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It looks to be off any of the mid-late 20's US light plane that used a Hisso 180....Waco 10, Travelair, Eaglerocks etc. 90" dia is far to big for a Kinner or Warner.
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I almost bought a prop like that one a few months ago and it was stamped in the late 20's/30's. I think it was produced by detroit propeller. The seller didn't know what it was off of but i figured it was something that came from a an ox-5 or hispano. I def think Wheels Up is on the right track.


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Looking at the Picture again the stamp says the model is a L90HSP. is that A 90" For a Hispano?


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