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Correct Prop Bolt info

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pudljumpr

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Gentlemen! After a lengthy 8 month importation saga N908KC is now C-FOBJ on the canadian registry. I still have 2 snags on the list to clear before first flight.
My McCauley prop bolts are basically an8-43 dimensions The eagle eyed inspector found 1 slightly shorter than the others. It's a dash -42.
I know its ok but try to prove it . Trying to find reference for prop-engine-starter flange info is like trying to find hen's teeth.
Like I said -thread engagement is good but I have to prove it.

Any help grudgingly appreciated (-)
 

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