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pzopzo 31st August 2019 23:20

Propeller blades for identification. I need help.
 
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Hello, I need help with identification of 2 propeller blades. Many thanks in advance.

ghostwriter 1st September 2019 00:01

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hello pzopzo,

maybe you could give the forum some more dimensions?
length, width and hub or bore diameter ...
possibly quite helpful?


regards
ghost

S Sheflin 1st September 2019 06:11

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Hello pzopzo,
A close-up of any markings on the end of the hub would be of great assistance.
Respectfully,
Steve Sheflin

schwarze-man 1st September 2019 12:25

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The large single blade with the metal root fitting looks very like a late WW2 Junkers. Certainly, there should be numbers on the metal fitting, most likely on the base. The simple cut-off prop should also have an ID and/or numbers stamped into the wood on or near the hub. Cheers

SM

Tony Kambic 1st September 2019 15:32

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Here's the bottom of an Fw190 prop, I would think from the 'A' models.

Tony

schwarze-man 1st September 2019 16:39

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Originally Posted by Tony Kambic (Post 273994)
Here's the bottom of an Fw190 prop, I would think from the 'A' models.

Tony

Yes Tony. I can add some info for you. That VDM blade 9-12067.10 is the blade type and is listed as fitted to the Fw 190 A-B with the BMW 801 C/D in the VDM Ersatzteilliste.
The W.Nr 12.9528 is the W.Nr (serial number) of the complete propeller assembly and the /3 shows that this is the matched blade from the number 3 position on that complete prop. That complete propeller assembly will have had a plate showing the Gerat-Nummer 9-12 067A.
Also, I think that the 178156 number is the VDM individual blade serial number. Cheers

SM

pzopzo 12th September 2019 19:52

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Green propeller blade is from Junkers W34. Broad blade has only number.

schwarze-man 13th September 2019 10:20

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Originally Posted by pzopzo (Post 274553)
Green propeller blade is from Junkers W34. Broad blade has only number.


Hi! Are you certain there is no number on the bottom (underneath), on the base?

SM

schwarze-man 13th September 2019 10:28

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It is possible that the number 8261B is from the equipment number listings and, is missing it's prefix? Maybe it is 9-8261B ? Anyone able to look that up?

SM

Hmmm, or maybe not. I am finding that the VDM equipment numbers are in the 10,000 range and the Junkers in the 20,000 range.

pzopzo 13th September 2019 10:59

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Originally Posted by schwarze-man (Post 274571)
Hi! Are you certain there is no number on the bottom (underneath), on the base?

SM

It looks totally clean...

pzopzo 13th September 2019 11:02

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Originally Posted by schwarze-man (Post 274571)
Hi! Are you certain there is no number on the bottom (underneath), on the base?

SM

Here is picture.

schwarze-man 13th September 2019 12:08

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Thanks for the pic! :)
I suspect that the base of the wooden blade had an alloy plate with the numbers and quality stamps. That certainly looks the way most I can find are.
Your blade is very interesting, the metal hub fitting looks mostly like the late Junkers, not like the earlier VS9 on the Ju 87 that had a certain taper to the metal root fitting. Cheers

SM

pzopzo 13th September 2019 12:22

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Originally Posted by schwarze-man (Post 274579)
Thanks for the pic! :)
I suspect that the base of the wooden blade had an alloy plate with the numbers and quality stamps. That certainly looks the way most I can find are.
Your blade is very interesting, the metal hub fitting looks mostly like the late Junkers, not like the earlier VS9 on the Ju 87 that had a certain taper to the metal root fitting. Cheers

SM

Schwarze-man! Many thanks for Your help. What else can I do to make possible identification of this broad blade? Measure it?

schwarze-man 13th September 2019 12:59

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Originally Posted by pzopzo (Post 274583)
Schwarze-man! Many thanks for Your help. What else can I do to make possible identification of this broad blade? Measure it?

Yes, the length and chord may help.
Someone might come on here with better details of the Junkers blades. I have a fair amount but, no comprehensive listing of Junkers part numbers, I am afraid.

SM

pzopzo 13th September 2019 20:12

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Height is 155,5 cm. Width is 39,5 cm.


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