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A friend and I have rebuilt a stinson 105 HW-75 .We are looking for an
stc to put an 0-320 in.I have heard there was one for an 0-290D
somewhere but I've been unable to find it anywhere.Any help would be
appreciated

[Darrel Toepfer]

wrote:
> A friend and I have rebuilt a stinson 105 HW-75 .We are looking for an
> stc to put an 0-320 in.I have heard there was one for an 0-290D
> somewhere but I've been unable to find it anywhere.Any help would be
> appreciated

There are Stinson Clubs on Yahoo that could be helpful:

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There are installations upto 0-435's in the L-5 series (Military 105).
http://barnstormers.com/listing.php?mode=usersearch&user=mattwolf1213

Go here:
http://www.airweb.faa.gov/Regulatory_and_Guidance_Library/rgSTC.nsf/MainFrame?OpenFrameSet
Then click on BY MAKE and the following:
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation, Stinson Division
Or just type STINSON into the SEARCH window. I saw STC's for unspecified
ENGINE MOUNTs, RESTRICTED CATEGORY listings, as well as some for
specific engines such as 0-235, but not the 320 series. I can't imagine
a 4 seat plane with 75 hp... ;)

[rckchp]

> I can't imagine a 4 seat plane with 75 hp... ;)

The Stinson 105 has 2 seats....it is a predecessor to the 4 seat
Stinson 108 series aircraft.

[Cy Galley]

I thought the Stinson 10A had 3 seats..


"rckchp" > wrote in message
oups.com...
>> I can't imagine a 4 seat plane with 75 hp... ;)
>
> The Stinson 105 has 2 seats....it is a predecessor to the 4 seat
> Stinson 108 series aircraft.
>

[rckchp]

The 3rd seat was a "child" seat.....more detailed info here :
http://www.classicaircraft.ca/105_main.htm

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>specific engines such as 0-235, but not the 320 series. I can't >imagine
>a 4 seat plane with 75 hp... ;)

The O-235 is typically 115 HP.

Dan

[Darrel Toepfer]

wrote:
>> specific engines such as 0-235, but not the 320 series. I can't >imagine
>> a 4 seat plane with 75 hp... ;)
>
> The O-235 is typically 115 HP.

And the original engine/quote was: "a stinson 105 HW-75"
But apparently the 105 only came in 2/3 seats...

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Darrel Toepfer wrote:
> wrote:
> >> specific engines such as 0-235, but not the 320 series. I can't >imagine
> >> a 4 seat plane with 75 hp... ;)
> >
> > The O-235 is typically 115 HP.
>
> And the original engine/quote was: "a stinson 105 HW-75"
> But apparently the 105 only came in 2/3 seats...

You are right. My Type Certificate Data sheets for the HW-75 show
the engine as a Continental A-75, with the A-80 as an option.

Dan