How to do the wrong thing

[Lon Denard]

Oh BTW I found this a while back and forgot about it.

Solo Motor Retainer & Prop Wrench Set (Please Read the Description Carefully)

I've never used them but it looks like what I had in mind.

 

[yt lee]

Hang on- at the rate new Solo owners are crashing, the demand for parts will go up and so will the price!

Recently, a single Solo prop asks for $116 at eBay. Most ask for $16 or more per set.

 

[Maddog]

Recently, a single Solo prop asks for $116 at eBay. Most ask for $16 or more per set.

Wow- not likely that will sell.

 

[Lon Denard]

Wow- not likely that will sell.

Considering the fact that I have 10 packs of blades, I wish they would! Hahaha!

 

[Maddog]

Considering the fact that I have 10 pranks of blades, I wish they would! Hahaha!

"10 pranks of blades"? I'm guessing auto-spell got ahold of that but can't figure out "pranks".

 

[Lon Denard]

"10 pranks of blades"? I'm guessing auto-spell got ahold of that but can't figure out "pranks".

Hahaha! "Packs"....Yeesh! I went wild when they were $4 and I had a discount coupon.

 

[jcar]

Print these prop wrenches 3DR Solo Prop Tools by AlpoHassinen

 

[Mauiwind]

I may be nuts by the main problem was time wasn't it? If you want to glue the nuts on, no problem as long as you wait until the glue is dry before installing on the Solo, right?

That would make sense, except the idea of mounting the prop onto the motor is to pull the hub down onto the prop so that it makes the best adhesive contact. Thinking about it, maybe its better to simply put some weight on the hub and let it dry.