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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif">Posted for "Al Jeske"
&lt;needlejet@earthlink.net&gt;:<br><br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;I have been hearing about spinner bulkhead cracks on the Hartzell propped<br>&nbsp;Lancair 320
spinners. Also it is said the cure is to add an additional<br>&nbsp;stabilizing bulkhead foreword in the spinner cone. Question is whether
there<br>&nbsp;is a suitable pre-made stabilizer bulkhead available?&nbsp;&nbsp;If not, has anyone<br>&nbsp;posted a method for making such a
bulkhead?<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Thanks<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Al Jeske<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;needlejet@earthlink.net<br>&nbsp;<br><br></div>