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Our gliding club operates a Rallye tug fitted with a Hoffman four blade
propeller. On repeated occasions it has had to be remove for rectification to serious cracking of the fibre sheathing in the hub area. This can be after as little as 150 hours flying over a 6 month period. Also, it is not unique having occurred with a second bought principally to avoid grounding the tug. This is in direct contrast to the four blade Hoffman unit fitted to our Pawnee which has given several years of trouble free service. Is anyone aware of operators having similar problems with the fibre covering on Hoffman four blade propellers and, if so, has a solution been found? |
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