Wayne Spani wrote: > > At 10:04 PM 12/2/99 +0000, you wrote: > > > >Someone tell me the correct torque for my wood prop on a 0-200. > > I use 16 foot-pounds. You may also want to look at the Sensenich website > for an article on proper care of wood props. Thanks for the reference. Three points I'd like to make about wood props (probably listed on the Sensenich site somewhere): First, put a plate on the front of the prop (don't just rely on washer), Second, retorque the prop regularly, and Third, when you park the airplane, rotate the prop so it sits horizontal. That way, any water absorbed doesn't go down into one blade. I like the look of wood props, but really appreciate the low maintenance of my metal one.... Ron Wanttaja Seattle, WA