Hamilton Standard Propeller, ID

[roy1969]

I found a 4-bladed propeller in the Netherlands. Anyone?

MFG'D BY SAFEWAY HEAT ELEMENTS, INC.
FOR
HAMILTON STANDARD
H.S. PART NO. 511692 F
H.S. SERIAL NO. 7598

 

[Wurger]

Welcome to the site.

A picture of the prop would be helpful. Also if there is a DWG number on the prop blades.

 

[roy1969]

Welcome to the site.

A picture of the prop would be helpful. Also if the re is a DWG number on the prop blades.

Thank you. I could only find the above data.

 

[Wurger]

OK.

It is a post-war modern prop. Judging by its diameter quite large and could be from a passenger/transport plane. The data you posted above is the info on the heating system attached to the prop blades. A pity you didn't take a pic from the front directly.

Here you may notice the remains of the prop blade info including the DWG number.

 

[Michael Hope]

"Safeway" was a manufacturer of the heating boot/pad, for Hamilton Standard. Safeway was purchased by Goodrich, their competitor. Goodrich Aerospace was purchased by Collins Aerospace. They now fall under the Raytheon umbrella, which the old Hamilton Standard is part of
Do you have the actual diameter of the propeller?

 

[ThomasP]

It looks similar to the propeller used on the Lockheed Electra 4-engine turboprops.

 

[mjfur]

Perhaps a Viscount or Argosy?

 

[Tom Fey]

Hamilton Standard model 24260 propeller from a Lockheed P2V of 14 foot 2 inch diameter would be my guess. The Rotol R130 props on the Viscount are only 10 foot in diameter.

 

[Wurger]

The prop blade seems to be the one but the spinner doesn't. Unless it is not the orginal onr. Anyway it's very close IMHO.