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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: hartzell 68" props for 360 with 200+HP
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Lorn,=20

Thanks for the reply but your answer is not what I asked. I need to know if=
 anybody is flying the 68" blades with a modify 200+ HP 360. Hartzel's webs=
ite states the prop with the 68" blades is for the 180 hp 360. They have th=
e 200hp with 72" blades. I have talked to Hartzell and they say the prop is=
 good to 300hp as you have mention and they dought that the prop is on the =
stops. My governor is new old stock. I am trying to avoid removing and send=
ing in the governor for OH until I know for certain it is the governor or t=
he prop is on the stops.(I don't want to fix what is not broken) If I pull =
the power back to match a 180 hp 360 I have no problem pulling the prop bac=
k to slower RPM's.=20

Today I flew to Durango Colorado with a Legacy at 17,500. I was able to pul=
l 16.5 " MP WOT and 2300 rpm is all I could bring the prop back to. When I =
flew to Sun-in-fun in March I cruised at 17,500  I had to pull back to 14" =
to get the prop rpm's down to 2000, I did not try that today as I was pushi=
ng to keep up with the Leagcy.

So I was hoping there is another 360 with a 200+HP with the 68" blades that=
 can comment on his rpm control at high altitude? I have no problem at lowe=
r altitudes.

THANKS FOR THE REPLIES.

steve alderman 360





-----Original Message-----
From: Lorn H Olsen <lorn@dynacomm.us>
To: lml <lml@lancaironline.net>
Sent: Wed, May 30, 2012 10:02 am
Subject: [LML] Re: hartzell 68" props for 360 with 200+HP


Steve,
Governors control the prop speed, just about, no matter what the horsepower=
 or=20
peed that you have, except in exceptional situations.
Exceptional Situations:
1) Oil pressure is not getting to the governor and then to the prop.
) You have enough horsepower to break the prop (with your plane at least 30=
0=20
P).
) You have enough speed to go past the fixed prop stops (over 300 kts).
In all honesty, I haven't done the exact calculations on the above speed an=
d HP.
If you are not in one of these exceptional situations, have the governor ch=
ecked=20
y a mechanic that knows how to adjust it, or send it for an overhaul to:
=09H & S Propeller Shop Inc
8220 Old White Lake Rd
White Lake Mi 48386-1154
=09800-323-0217
Tell Bryan or Mark that I sent you.
I had an overspeed and the first thing that I did was to have the governor=
=20
verhauled. I did have 1,000 hours on the plane at the time. Much less and a=
n=20
djustment should do.
Lorn
> From: steve <n5276j@aol.com>
 Date: May 29, 2012 11:09:08 AM EDT
=20
 Hi All.=20
 =20
 Got a question for  360 flyers with over 200HP and the Hartzell prop with =
68"=20
lades.  I need to know if you guys with the higher HP can bring your RPM's =
down=20
o say 2000 or so while running full throttle at altitude of 12,000 to 17,50=
0. I=20
ave to pull back power in order to bring the rpms down at alitude of 12,000=
 +.=20
 =20
 steve alderman   360

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<div>Lorn, </div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>Thanks for the reply but your answer is not what I asked. I need to kn=
ow if anybody is flying the 68" blades with a modify 200+ HP 360. Hartzel's=
 website states the prop with the 68" blades is for the 180 hp 360. They ha=
ve the 200hp with 72" blades. I have talked to Hartzell&nbsp;and they say t=
he prop is good to 300hp as you have mention and they dought that the prop =
is on the stops.&nbsp;My governor is new old stock. I am trying to avoid re=
moving and sending in the governor for OH until I know for certain it is th=
e governor or the prop is on the stops.(I don't want to fix what is not bro=
ken)&nbsp;If I pull the power back to match a 180 hp 360 I have no problem =
pulling the prop back to slower RPM's.&nbsp;</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>Today I flew to Durango Colorado with a Legacy at 17,500. I was able t=
o pull 16.5 " MP WOT&nbsp;and 2300 rpm is all I could bring the prop back t=
o. When I flew to Sun-in-fun in March I cruised at 17,500&nbsp; I had to pu=
ll back to 14" to get the prop rpm's down to 2000, I did not try that today=
 as I was pushing to keep up with the Leagcy.</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>So I was hoping there is another 360 with a 200+HP with the 68" blades=
 that can comment on his rpm control at high altitude? I have no problem at=
 lower altitudes.</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>THANKS FOR THE REPLIES.</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>steve alderman 360</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div><br>
&nbsp;</div>


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-----Original Message-----<br>
From: Lorn H Olsen &lt;lorn@dynacomm.us&gt;<br>
To: lml &lt;lml@lancaironline.net&gt;<br>
Sent: Wed, May 30, 2012 10:02 am<br>
Subject: [LML] Re: hartzell 68" props for 360 with 200+HP<br>
<br>


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dana, Arial, Sans-Serif; COLOR: #000; FONT-SIZE: 12px" id=3DAOLMsgPart_0_6b=
a56664-7411-4961-8062-c1e7f992def6><PRE style=3D"FONT-SIZE: 9pt"><TT>Steve,

Governors control the prop speed, just about, no matter what the horsepower=
 or=20
speed that you have, except in exceptional situations.

Exceptional Situations:

1) Oil pressure is not getting to the governor and then to the prop.
2) You have enough horsepower to break the prop (with your plane at least 3=
00=20
HP).
3) You have enough speed to go past the fixed prop stops (over 300 kts).

In all honesty, I haven't done the exact calculations on the above speed an=
d HP.

If you are not in one of these exceptional situations, have the governor ch=
ecked=20
by a mechanic that knows how to adjust it, or send it for an overhaul to:

=09H &amp; S Propeller Shop Inc
=098220 Old White Lake Rd
=09White Lake Mi 48386-1154

=09800-323-0217

Tell Bryan or Mark that I sent you.

I had an overspeed and the first thing that I did was to have the governor=
=20
overhauled. I did have 1,000 hours on the plane at the time. Much less and =
an=20
adjustment should do.

Lorn

&gt; From: steve &lt;<A href=3D"mailto:n5276j@aol.com">n5276j@aol.com</A>&g=
t;
&gt; Date: May 29, 2012 11:09:08 AM EDT
&gt;=20
&gt; Hi All.=20
&gt; =20
&gt; Got a question for  360 flyers with over 200HP and the Hartzell prop w=
ith 68"=20
blades.  I need to know if you guys with the higher HP can bring your RPM's=
 down=20
to say 2000 or so while running full throttle at altitude of 12,000 to 17,5=
00. I=20
have to pull back power in order to bring the rpms down at alitude of 12,00=
0 +.=20
&gt; =20
&gt; steve alderman   360


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| Livonia, MI  48153-1101          |   Mobile: 248-345-0500     |
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